Pro udtaler sig om foldspot...wtf?!

Er FULDSTÆNDIG uforstående overfor logikken i dette her. Gutten mener i korte træk, at man i en tour ikke skal calle et 1,6xBB shove, hvis man er i BB med SC og den er foldet til en, men man er shortstacked. Vil gerne have forklaret dette, hvis det på nogen måde lyder fornuftig for jer andre? For mig at se er det latterligt pga. obvious potodds imod hans shoving range (any holding caller vi med 9-5s her...)

5. It’s only a partial bet to call.

It’s the middle stage of a tournament. You’re the big blind of $1,000. You have $3,000 left. Someone to your left goes all in for another $600. Everyone folds to you. You have 9s5s. Yeah, it’s a bargain and you’ll knock out your opponent if you win. But don’t call. You don’t have to; you have a lousy hand, and you will save a significant piece of your stack by conceding.

Of course there are situations like the ones above when a thoughtful player may want to call or even raise. But don’t do either automatically.

What turns an average player into a good player is his ability to stop his habitual response and replace it with the proper thoughtful action. He should never call automatically – just because he has initiated action in a particular round of betting. In this sense, a good poker player must reverse the old adage “winners never quit and quitters never win”. He must learn that quitting is sometimes the smart play.

"Ashley Adams has been playing poker since 1961 when he learned it literally at his grandfather's knee. He started playing seriously in 1993 when Foxwoods Resort Casino in Ledyard, Connecticut opened their poker room. He can usually be found there at the $20/40 stud or the $2/5 no limit hold 'em table."

Han lyder da til at være en kæmpe nlhe chef

Han har spillet poker i 45 år og spiller 2/5 live... Eh.. go figure.

Ja helt sikkert kÆææÆmpe chef. Må begynde at adapte mit game til hans råd

Hehe, STORchef :)

Ingen tvivl om at han er chef!

Ja og fold du bare AA på boblen, preflop så du kan komme sikkert i pengene haha

Jamen det er utroligt hvordan nogen af de garvede livespillere tænker. Jeg sad ved et bord i Vegas, hvor en af spillerne viste sin modstander sine to esser i hulen efter floppet var kommet og han var rykket all in. Modstanderen foldede sin hånd, og en af de andre spillere sagde, at han også gjorde det nogle gange, når han ikke ville have folk til at trække. Så de blev hurtigt enige om, at hvis man ville vinde penge med esserne så kunne det godt være en god ide at vise dem, så man kunne presse modstanderne af deres hænder.....ehhhmm.... oooook!