Player153226

I have no solid strategy for playing top pair. Did you think about what the player might do after your 500 raise and if you did that, did you intend to get your chips all in (call his push). If you dicide the player could push at you and you decide your going to call you should have pushed insted of raise. That being said sometime you have to fold to a re-raise even with top pair. last thought there is so much more to a hand than just your cards. Was the player agressive or passive? how many chips did you have? how many chips did he have? What were the blinds? how many players? what type of tourney? you dont have to answer the questions just think about them while in the hand. Try to anticipate what the players still in the hand will do after your action.

just watch and dont play the tens and try to see what winning players are doing. This help me maby it will help you take the next step.

I have a similar system. I find that with the double or nothings you have to narow down the time of day you win most often. I find play during the week around early evening I lose more often to crazy plays. Just a thought.

Great flash back. I get alot of old memories comming back thanks.

One more thing. Bad beats happen to good players more than bad players because good players get there money in ahead in the hand. Ask yourself if you would make the same move to get all in again, if the answer is yes let it go you did the right thing. If the answer is no rethink you strategy. Just a thought.

Great point. I can think back on times when I was patiencet and it payed off and times when I acted to quickley and lost all my booty.

There are no bad beats only temp set backs