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Message: [QUOTE="thwenth1983, post: 5978677, member: 396943"] [b]Cash game, a game of solitaire[/b] [SIZE=6]Good morning everyone, the cash game, there is no secret is to play according to the strength of yours, pay attention to the villains and make notes if they are good players or if they are recreational players. It is very important to have patience and wait for strong hands to bet your entire stack, and I downloaded the balance which is free on the pokerstragy website, it has the range to play from each position, after I learned about these ranges my game has improved a lot. Another important tip is to think about the hand that villain can have, avoid making plays that are not profitable, in complicated edges avoid making high bets. I played a hand, which I opened from the MP Ac5c, 2.5x and played against 2 players, one of which, I made a note of being a profitable player. 4s flop 8c Qc the villain on BTN makes a $ bet 0.6 and receives 2 calls turn 4c, which completes the flush, but there is a double card, QQ they don't have because this hand they 3bet preflop, but they may have 44 or 88 which would be a full, the villain who has a good note player makes a bet of 0.41, in a pot of 0.36 with full or quad he will not bet too high, I thought he has the flush, hero of the call and the villain in the BTN call, river is Js, villain with note good player goes All in and villain on BTN call, here I have a difficult decision, I know that the 1st villain has a flush the problem is, which hand of the BTN villain who calls All in on board that has a flush and folded card, the chance is great that he has full, I thought a lot, I spent the whole time bank and made the call and all 3 players have a flush, and I have the flush nut, the question is whether this call is correct or not in the min There is an opinion, this call was wrong because most of the time I will find a full, I won the hand but I think this hand was not played well.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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