- Today: +26.85
- To go: $424.41
- Bankroll: $2075.59
6-max: 389 hands *** 1.65 hours *** 13.37/10.28
With cardrunner's release of their small stakes series, which is awesome by the way, I am trying something new. Going back to the basics and playing a little more TAG style for the limits I'm playing. The pros always say in the vids that the tactics they are using doesn't work at low limits and you should play straight ABC poker. I used preflop hand chart they provided and played no brainer poker. I understand what they are trying to teach. TAG in EP position, LAG in LP. It's good to see the hands in a chart form, because certain marginal situations I wouldn't know what to do. It takes the guesswork out of preflop poker, which I like. That's how I started off playing limit, by making Sklansky and Lee Jone's Low limit hand charts.
I went thru my pokertracker database and made filters for the various positions for the certain hands to play and I was shocked on the difference in winnings I had. I know there are 1 million other factors, but I'll try out the TAG for a while.
Today, the hand chart worked out well. Hit some nice hands. Ended session when my flopped 2 pair of Q-10 got sucked out on river by K-6. He called me down with K-6 and hit miracle. I got mad and closed every window right away. Donks. It made me mad even though it was like $10 loss or so.
UPDATE - NIGHT SESSION:
Today: +65.10
To go: $386.16
Bankroll: $2113.84
Full Ring: 136 hands *** 0.48 hours *** 16.18/11.03
Played a short session to clear bonus at stars. Was up a buyin until I had this hand:
QQ: http://www.pokerhand.org/?907117 : I am finally getting better at this game to lay down big pairs. Check out the chat in the hand. He told me excellent fold after and how my read was right on. I believed him and the bet pattern made sense. He said he didn't want to go all-in preflop after my 3-bet because he thought I would fold a hand there like QQ. He was right. KK I'd felt it, but not QQ. I felt pretty good about this hand getting away from it.
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