It seems to be the very very long long run. I like to play somewhat tight and take in less pots but bigger ones. If I step out of line I usually end up getting burned and tell myself afterwards that I shouldnt have called in the first place. This I can get over. If I dont step out of line and really stick to my game I can play for 2 hour session and be up about 40 -50 BB per table and then always take a seriously crappy beats to short stacking players. Since I have started posting histories here I have been monitoring a little better and a large majority of short stacking players always get me and run away. Because of their stack sizes I cannot fold alot of hands preflop or postflop. Anyways I think Im only going to play full stack tables from now on. I will post a cluster of this shortie bad beat BS Im talking about soon and I am almost certain that majority of players are playing it the same way. I have tried the min raising but at my stakes its alot less effictive.

Gonna make you a lot of $$$ in the long run

Same old short stacking BS that im used to

nice flop call with a gutshot and no implied odds by bebel

I wanted to ship it but it just felt like one of those cold hands. For the most part I dont raise A7s especially at a full table and this is why. I think I got out pretty cheap anyway.

Id still shove all-in unless your very very sure you're beat.

Well I figured that if I raised he would only call with bettter. If I do raise then what can he fold really?
River is nothing and then a veryr suspiciious bet..1 doller into like 16? call behind or shove? I really feel like I am beat here so I just called. What do you all figure the hands were?

I would reraise all-in.

I dont like your call here, the bet is 2 small and the board got a lot more drawy. Id put in a decent raise here, about $9 or so. If Raphales shoves I would call

I wanted to raise here but there was long pauses between other players actions and like japmaster said about 3 players in the hand I was concerned about a set and didnt raise but still called of course

how do you think the presence of the 3rd player on this flop affects the decision to call or raise?

Calling flop and reraising turn sounds good. Rerasing flop sounds good as well. You're committed with this hand, so you just have to figure out the best way to get it all-in.

i agree. chances are, you are way ahead.

Id call here, donkbets are often medium strength hands like a weak ace or a J, you`ll make these hands fold if you raise and you also would like to temp bebel to see a turn card

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