Well Played?

[iceveins0901]

Originally Posted by Wyte22 Considering your M was 4.9 ( 4.8888889 rounded), The only mistake I see, was calling pre-flop. Once you hit red zone, it is all in or fold everyhand, because you don't have the chips to splash around to see flops like someone with an M of 20 has. Post flop, the play was alright, but more time than not, you will be walking into trouble because of your kicker. But any hand were you come out ahead, is well played, even if you did donkey on your opp

I agree with you here

to mikey, what does that mean? your going to buy a table irl? dont start calling me names if i dont make the drive to your place for a game of cards. if you had the cash on full tilt to satisfy an anytime anyplace call out, please set a time, if not, dont be dumb enough to challenge people. you dont see me out there calling out anyone who criticizes my posts when I make one.

[MikeyInc]

i was hoping for someone to bully me..... if i woulda went all in they woulda just folded and i woulda got nothing !!!

[Wyte22]

Originally Posted by MikeyInc i was hoping for someone to bully me..... if i woulda went all in they woulda just folded and i woulda got nothing !!!

wrong, if you move all in and they fold, you pick up the pot which will raise your M alittle higher, might even pull you out of the Red Zone so your not soo dangerously short stacked.

[Vito_Nuccio]

You should have folded. If you do not and decide to play this hand, you must raise all-in pre-flop. Your stack is just big enough to possibly win the hand uncontested. Limping and losing here makes your next all-in play slightly above standard (3-4 X BB) raise with little possibility of forcing all to fold. Especially when short stacked you must retain the ability to put pressure on your opponents. You can not limp and try to hit flops with the smaller chip stack. If you start pushing your stack at the proper time you will win some pots without seeing a flop taking less risks of busting out. If you get an all-in call, well hopefully you have a little something to possibly make a hand with. You can not wait to get AA when sitting in front of a tiny stack, sometimes you just have to shove.

There are times, especially after losing a big pot, when you are crippled and can not wait for the better starters. In these cases, pick your spot and shove your chips, the worst that can happen is you are gone, the best is to double up or more.

Later,