Zugwat - In The Cage 6/19/09

[alexgotay]

At what time in your career you decided to get coached (If so) and who has coached you and made the biggest impact on your game?

[aejones]

what is the story about making nearly 6 figures from nl 5 card stud?

[RandALLin]

Was SNE worth it?

[bigjimmylea1]

1. Do you think that you should learn all the other games e.g 8 Game Mix/HORSE

2. Would you be able to do a HH Replayer of your big FTOPS win?

3. What changes should you make when playing HU SNG's

Thx

[nikolaspares]

Are you still alive?

[d2themfi]

Originally Posted by nikolaspares

Are you still alive?

lol

[aejones]

taheres a story

[IcarusJam]

kinda a dumb question, but why were you up 100k at husngs then dropped 200k? fish ran godlike?

[Diezel]

Originally Posted by Zugwat

leading is a very solid tool hu. I do it when my opponents polarize their c-bet range,

Why is that?

[maliante]

if i not mistaken myself, leading is good against guys who polarize their cbet range (bet air/tp+; ck back middlepairs/medium handstrength hands) cuz this means that often the flop will get checked through. We can lead turns then but we miss value like this. Let's say villain always checks backs most of his medium hands on drawy boards, like is 'std', then if we lead, villain will call a bet on the flop while if we had checked, he'd check back his hand and most likely delay cbet. We got the initiative to rep a lot from that part, so villain w medium hands could be putting us on draws more then tp/2p value type hands and call down lighter.