Originally posted by go6071
You never win vs an all-in in Fixed Limit Hold Em ♠_thumbsup:
hey, I said that in coaching 
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If a not-so-good player sits you with LLLLLLLLL on sharkscope in HUSNG you'll make him a W 99% of the time.....
fml
If you raise 88 IP to isolate a fish utg limper, his 97o is a 70% favourite to take down your set on 8JAr flop AI if he's a shorty.
Originally posted by ihufa
you will not hit when calling a min3bet
THIS, THIS, A THOUSAND TIMES THIS
Haven't opened in a while? Feel like now is the time to try steal? Expect the 100bb 3-bet shove.
1) If you hit an oesfd on the flop and call a bet - you will hit your straight or flush on the turn but villain will always have a higher flush by the river.
2) the stronger your made hand on the flop and the worse the opponent, the higher the chance they will hit runner runner for an even better hand
3) the amount of time it takes to accumulate X buy-ins is inversely proportional to the time it takes to lose it all.
a fish will happily stack off against other players at the table with bottom pair, when you confront him he will have top set or better.
Whenever you raise with pocket pairs pre-flop and a fish just calls, any overcard that comes in the flop will pair with him. If you have pocket AA and an Ace does'nt come on the flop, he'll have hit a set or two pair. In both cases, just be wise and give credit to the donk.
Your skill level is inversely proportional to the chance of sucessfully shoving a flush draw on the flop and actually hitting it by the river (just like donks do).
*Any hand consisting of at least one clover, diamond, heart, or spade will always hit a flush, when calling an all in.
*When going all in with AKs, the best hand one would hope the caller to have is AKo. There is a slight chance you won't lose.
Everytime you have JJ-KK and manage to shove it AI preflop, someone will have AA.
Everytime you have AA, noone is going to have nothing even near JJ-KK, and you'll therefore only get the blinds in 80% of the time.
Originally posted by gavinonymous
3) the amount of time it takes to accumulate X buy-ins is inversely proportional to the time it takes to lose it all.
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Everytime you try to slowplay aces, a player with A-something is gonna make trips on the turn.
The hand that is statistically the least profitable for you is the hand that other players will win the most money on you with.
Everytime you flop top two with AK, there's always a donk who has/will make a straight.
Everytime you call a raise with suited connectors, you'll miss. Everytime a donk calls a raise with suited connectors, he'll make a straight/flush.
Flop set on the flop fish will call your allin and hit runner runner to make his flush. fishes card will be something like 62s 72s 83s
The better your draw is against opponents set, the bigger is the chance that you'll miss. The worse the draw of your opponent against your set is, the bigger is the chance that he'll make it.
Whenever you multitable, your hand on one table always matches perfectly with flop on the other table.
Originally posted by lordnex
Whenever you multitable, your hand on one table always matches perfectly with flop on the other table.
Amen 
If there are X donks on the table (where X is any number greater or equal to 1), the chances of hitting a set on a flush draw board are increased by 2 to X. And when this happens, no matter the suit, the donk is gonna have this draw. Once donks are not aware of pot odds, they will always call, no matter how much you bet to outdraw him.
When 2 hands of AA lost in the same day - fold the 3rd AA and send the biggest dunk on table half stack . (+Ev in long run)
Originally posted by advola
When 2 hands of AA lost in the same day - fold the 3rd AA and send the biggest dunk on table half stack . (+Ev in long run)
Confirmed! ♠_biggrin: