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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6928224, member: 1003394"] Hello brother I will respond to your statement For this I will tell you that I am playing cash NL5 every day, more than 70,000 hands per month, so I study my game a lot and the hands I play. To not suffer so much in a hand you have to analyze that the game on the 4 streets is very important, but for me the most important of all is the flop because since a showdown gives you 5 cards of information, this first part gives you a 60% of those possibilities so you can see how you have to act accordingly in the next 2 streets. For me, the best strategy, which is the one my coach taught me, is to ask yourself questions. Preflop: should I pay a reriase? Should I open in this position??? etc flop: See how the bet continues on the next street according to the hand you have connected and the possible outs that both you and your rival may have. And in the next 2 streets see what equity you have to continue paying or betting. An example would be: You have Ajs and decide to pay a reraise from a player who we assume has AKo On a flop A32 lands with the 2s of your suit If your opponent bets, you pay. But on the turn, for example, a 6 falls that is no longer in your suit and you cannot connect a flush and your opponent goes all-in. That's where you have to see the situation. In that situation I fold, because I don't expect my opponent to have a weak hand, but rather he almost certainly has a higher kicker than mine with the Ace high. Now, if the 6 that falls on the turn is in the suit of my suited, then I could have considered calling because my odds would have increased considerably. I would now have not only the Js for a double pair but also the 9 remaining suit cards, and even the possible situation that my opponent was bluffing me with KK for example or QQ. For me, this is where you should rethink how you should improve your game. Greetings Carlos [/QUOTE]

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