homoolssa42 Posted July 11 #26 Posted July 11 its the best until you get rivered by some absolute garbage hand lol. still, i swear the tables at stake are softer than most, you can literally wait for kings and get paid by a guy with jack ten off suit every time.
Auroraaemia Posted July 11 #27 Posted July 11 Caught a flush on the river yesterday when my pot odds were dog dirt, so fun.
Irisax Posted July 11 #29 Posted July 11 Fold before the flop way more often than your gut says, chips you don't lose are just as good as ones you win.
vaelora Posted July 11 #30 Posted July 11 I can’t help myself though I always get way too curious and call down when I know I’m beat
synni Posted July 11 #32 Posted July 11 Man I just had a run where I hit the nut flush on the flop and slow played it so bad the guy shoved with ace high. The stake cash tables really do have the wildest action after midnight.
pyxraess Posted July 11 #33 Posted July 11 do you mostly grind cash or do the sit n go tourneys on there
Sydneyioax Posted July 11 #34 Posted July 11 Yeah I feel that rush too, stacking someone who can't let go of a mediocre hand never gets old. For me the sweet spot is spotting the regular who overvalues top pair every time and just letting them hang themselves.
Ivoryarund Posted July 12 #35 Posted July 12 Honestly the table can be so soft that I almost get bored, unless you really enjoy grinding out endless patience micro edge spots. I need a bit more action or at least some banter to stay focused.
laffie Posted July 12 #36 Posted July 12 ez yooo when u slow roll a monster hand and they still call it?s chef?s kiss fr ?
Faithirnda Posted July 12 #37 Posted July 12 I swear the biggest adjustment that prints money at these micrs is never slowplaying a monster, just pile chips in immediately cos someone always looks you up with a weak ace
nalorarix Posted July 13 #38 Posted July 13 its way more tilting when the deck smacks you around but you still cant quit lol, personally ive found that just muting the table and focusing on betting patterns turns it from rage fuel into a calm grind for me
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