PokerNews Top10: Buy-in's dos Torneios de Verão em Las Vegas

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Isto não anda fácil... a sorte é que é só um hobby
É claro que tenho sonhos, quem não tem...

Estive o mês de Abril de quarentena e agora estou a voltar devagar...

Só vou voltar aos SnG lá para Junho, agora vou jogando um MTT ou outro

Live - estou a pensar no solverde Agosto, talvez

15 dias para fazer de $100,00 a $10.000,00 pode ser visto aqui: http://10kpropbet.blogspot.com/

Watch live video from boku87's channel on Justin.tv

mas ainda mexo....

No tempo dos cow-boys estes gajos levavam um tiro nos cornos ou eram pedurados numa árvore pelo pescoço.
Um dos nomes é um ex campeão das WSOP - Russ Hamilton, eis a reportagem aqui:


Para verem mais, este link aqui é muito bom.

• agora só volto em 2009
• re inscrevi-me de novo no PXF
• tenho muitos videos do deucescracked para ver
• ler alguma coisa
• completar mais 2 maratonas (outro blog)

Qualificação para o Solverde em Vimamoura dias 6 e 7 de Setembro!!!!!

Runner Runner....

Bem Fixe!!!!!!

Estava a ler o ultimo post do HENCUS e lembrei-me de postar aqui estas mãos que tive ontem em dois steps de nível 3, é mesmo sick - insónias são resultado disto...

Eis o aviso:
No Limit Holdem Tournament
$75+$7
8 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:

UTG	PCO 1	(1565)
UTG+1	Casdogg	(1525)
MP1	tony071	(1245)
MP2	Hero	(1475)
CO	JHBrenes	(1370)
BTN	Chekmynutz	(1795)
SB	Tommyyn	(3030)
BB	megapete	(1495)

Blinds: 25/50

Pre-flop: (75, 8 players) Hero is MP2

3 folds, Hero raises to 200, 2 folds, Tommyyn calls 175, 1 fold

Flop: (450, 2 players)
Tommyyn checks, Hero bets 300, Tommyyn raises to 650, Hero goes all-in 1275, Tommyyn calls 625

Turn: (3000, 2 players)

River: (3000, 2 players)
Tommyyn says "nh", Hero says "lol"

Final Pot: 3000
Hero shows:
Tommyyn shows:

Hero wins 3000 ( won +1525 )
Tommyyn lost -1475

E depois esta maravilha de suck out no river (que noijo!!!!):
No Limit Holdem Tournament
$75+$7
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:

UTG	Hero	(3000)
UTG+1	JHBrenes	(2740)
CO	Chekmynutz	(1795)
BTN	Tommyyn	(3180)
SB	PCO 1	(1590)
BB	tony071	(1195)

Blinds: 50/100

Pre-flop: (150, 6 players) Hero is UTG

Hero raises to 400, 2 folds, Tommyyn calls 400, 2 folds

Flop: (950, 2 players)
Hero checks, Tommyyn checks

Turn: (950, 2 players)
Hero checks, Tommyyn bets 400, Hero raises to 900, Tommyyn calls 500
aqui o Hero está com 77% contra 23% do cromo - Euromilhões Time
River: (2750, 2 players)
Hero bets 500, Tommyyn goes all-in 1880, Hero goes all-in 1200

Final Pot: 6150
Hero shows:
Tommyyn shows:

Tommyyn wins 6330 ( won +3150 )
Hero lost -3000


estão à vontade para comentar, até agradeço...
aqui está a thread no 2+2

Se calhar já conhecem... mas eu penso que é uma grande descoberta:

• Dá resultados de torneios na hora e com updates automáticos de quase todas as casas online
• Para os cash games dá estatisticas quanto ao pot e quais os jogadores que estão em cada mesa - esta para os high rollers, que andam sempre à procura de uma boa mesa acho que é fantástica - nem que seja para os assistentes pessoais do sbrugby ou do lostlucky :D

bye

"In satellites, players usually start off with more chips and the blinds move up slower, better players usually have a clear edge and therefore there is tons of value in playing them. Early in the satellite, play your standard game - this article will focus on the strategy to employ late in a satellite (specifically around the bubble) when your talent will really be tested.
Advice for big stacks:
Increase your raise frequency: You can easily justify raising every hand in a lot of circumstances in a satellite. Keep your raise sizes to 2.2 - 2.7x as it will have the same effect as raising 3x but save chips in the long run.
Pick on exploitable stacks and tight players that raise in position: No matter how tight a player is or you think he is, they need to eat too. Tight players usually look for obvious steal spots (button, cutoff, sb) to accumulate chips and they usually get away with it. But not when they're raising in position behind someone with a trained eye! Use the information that they're tight against them by re-raising them in spots where they could easily be opening with marginal hands that they will fold to a re-raise. Also, look out for players who make standard raises in position with exploitable stacks where you know (and they know) that they would still have a good number of chips if they fold to your re-raise but at the same time don't have enough chips to have fold equity if they shove (generally 11-20x bb stacks)
You want the bubble to be prolonged for as long as possible: Keep shortstacks alive by folding to a lot of shoves, even with hands you'd normally call with in a regular MTT. You're not looking to win hands with showdowns, you're looking to pick up small to medium sized pots pre-flop and sometimes on the flop with manipulative re-raises and well timed aggression.
Advice for medium stacks (13-24 BB's):
Look for spots to re-steal against aggressive opponents, particularly aggressive opponents with with 15-25 BB's. The last thing you want to do is piss off a big stack that might spite call you.
Advice for short stacks (12 BB's and lower):
Shove a wide range of hands in position
Try not to call off your chips pre-flop unless you're extremely confident that you're very ahead of your opponents range (you want to be about a 70% favourite when calling a shove in most weak satellite fields. The reason you should be calling off your chips in weaker fields is because weaker players have tighter calling ranges when you shove, so there are going to be several spots where you can accumulate chips with aggression rather than just calling off your chips in a marginal spot.
Final thought:
Satellites are the only form of poker where folding Aces preflop can be easily justified. Eg. you're 2nd in chips with 5 left and 4 people get a seat.. chip leader is open shoving every single hand preflop (as he should be) and there are 2 shorstacks on the table. When the chip leader open shoves, obviously his range is huge, but despite this, any hand, including AA is an "insta-muck" considering you're almost guaranteed a seat if you just sit back and try to maintain."