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Hi Jacob,
I’m Sean from Kent (England)
How are you finding your Poker development? I know it’s a bit late but a great piece of advice I got was to avoid trying to bluff early on, at least until you can catch a bluff first!Hope it’s going well!
Hi James,
I’m from Kent, I hope you have a great move to the States if that went ahead!
If I’m ever at a meetup I hope to meet you and steal some Bradley Dollars 😉
Hi there!
My name is Sean and I’m from England, UK, I’m really sorry to hear about your dad but I’m glad you picked up your old passion!
I’m not the best at the maths myself and don’t really practice it due to my degree (major) being very time-consuming. However, on the topic of outs, how much about them do you know already? Do you know that if you have two hearts and the flop is ‘7 5 8’ with two hearts that you will have 8 outs? or do you mean more in-depth than that?
Many apologies if that is rather confusing, I can explain my sentence better if needs be 🙂
Welcome to Off the felt! And good luck with your games!
Hi Jen, I’m in more or less the same situation as you. Unfortunately, I can’t exactly answer your question but I can recommend a video by spiltsuit(“How to use Equilab” is the title) it gave me a clearer understanding of what Equilab was, now what I do is I just put some rough ranges I’d put my opponent on, pick a hand from one of my ranges (after I’ve given myself a position) and see how well it would do. Then I write it down (I’ve named the range types) and quiz myself on the equity.
I’d love to hear if there’s a more effective way.
Hey John,
I’m from Kent so if you’re around here I’d say the best place for Poker is Thanet (Grosvenor casino) or Margate (Genting Casino), however, I’m studying in Newcastle where we’ve got Aspers and Genting