Unconventional way to play Rockets.

Originally Posted by d0zer

In every single winning player's database that I've seen with a decent sample, aces are always the biggest winner, and they do not open shove aces. This includes all the time that they pay off sets etc.

This. Anyone who whines about losing with AA obviously doesn't have tracking software, or are too lazy to do a quick filter. I just filtered mine over the past 12 months and sure enough AA, KK, TT, AQo and QQ are top 5 in that order, and AA has won around 65% more than KK.

And if this guy constantly stacks off with AA on dry boards, then WTF, he's not thinking about ranges in the least. If someone check-raises AI on a K528 board, what do they have? It's not that fucking difficult. Obviously that dude is a level 0 fish and I'd do my best to sit with him more often.

Unconventional way to play Rockets.

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09-17-2010 03:40 PM #1
d0zer View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jul 2007 Posts 4,963	some food for thought: In every single winning player's database that I've seen with a decent sample, aces are always the biggest winner, and they do not open shove aces. This includes all the time that they pay off sets etc. Sounds like OP is so scared to lose with aces that he's willing to miss a shitton of value with them

09-17-2010 05:07 PM #2
StarGrinder View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jul 2010 Posts 833 Location Knoxville, TN	Originally Posted by d0zer In every single winning player's database that I've seen with a decent sample, aces are always the biggest winner, and they do not open shove aces. This includes all the time that they pay off sets etc. This. Anyone who whines about losing with AA obviously doesn't have tracking software, or are too lazy to do a quick filter. I just filtered mine over the past 12 months and sure enough AA, KK, TT, AQo and QQ are top 5 in that order, and AA has won around 65% more than KK. And if this guy constantly stacks off with AA on dry boards, then WTF, he's not thinking about ranges in the least. If someone check-raises AI on a K528 board, what do they have? It's not that fucking difficult. Obviously that dude is a level 0 fish and I'd do my best to sit with him more often.