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LIVE TONIGHT ON 865: new-look Sky Poker with Rich, Ryan and Ross ***The official show thread***
Sorry to derail thread already but when is the repeat of all last nights shows?
Question for Ross Jarvis, How did he first get into working for Poker Player magazine.
Also what 5 things would he say is the best thing to work on if your learning cash? if that makes sense..
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So if i turn a set against a tight player, should i generally be betting out for value, re-raising the turn or waiting until the river to make my move?
pomfrittes is the greatest!
PS - You should write Orford's scripts.
How many times are we told ; In the long run you will lose if you keep playing rubbish cards, but when you fold them the 6-2 off brings trips on the flop and full house on the river. Why not play these hands, if I'm a Donk then I'm a winning Donk.!!!
Also, noticed on last nights show that your guest Luke Schwarts called the turn card on the Flop before it arrived. Quote; "It's usually a 4 or 5 of hearts on the turn."! Un-Quote. Can this be predicted in on line Poker, will the RNG pop out predictable cards that you can rely on.? Is it easier to predict them on line than in live play.? I sit here willing the card to hit and make my straight, full house, but end up with a brick, many more and I can build a real house. Have a great show as I will be watching for any mistakes. Hugs Annie xx
I'm looking forward to watching the show (on sky+ as I will be working until 8.30) as I always learn new things when Ryan analysis poker and I love reading Ross's articles and Rich, well, errmmmmm, you're the best ex big breakfast presenter on sky poker.
My question for Ross and Ryan is how long do you think you should play poker for before you have a five minute break to relax.
Have fun and run well
Doing it bit by bit
Is there a really memorable hand that you are particularly fond of for purely sentimental reasons? If so, what’s the story behind that hand?
I only play micro stakes and am happy to 3-bet with it but often try to avoid getting it all in pre where I am lilely to be racing if I feel I don't need to gamble to get money from my opponents.
For example, how is it any different to the early stages of a tournament when stacks are deep and it is often advocated to just call a raise rather than go crazy with AK?
Also does it make any difference if you are playing full ring as opposed to six max?