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Bet. Your fold equity is high here if he missed. He isn't raising with anything other than a J or Q and if you check he will surely bet.

30% to $150 @ UB running now. I must say, I do love their 2/4 shorthanded games:Ultimate Bet 2/4 Hold'em (6 handed) converterPreflop: Hero is SB with K:diamond:, A:spade:. 2 folds, Hero calls.Flop: (10 SB) K:club:, A:club:, 5:diamond: (2 players)Hero bets, Hero calls.Turn: (9 BB) 8:spade: (2 players)Hero bets, Hero calls.River: (17 BB) A:heart: (2 players)Hero bets, Hero calls.Final Pot: 25 BBResults:Button has J:club: T:club: (one pair, aces). Hero has K:diamond: A:spade: (full house, aces full of kings). Outcome: Hero wins 25 BB.

You have typical new player stats. Better than most since you are actually fairly tight. Anyways, you aren't nearly aggressive enough. Your PF raise should be more around 8-10% and your aggression shuld be more around 2-2.5 on all streets.

Wow... I live poker always like this?

Unless someone knows you will do this everytime. Of course at 1/2 that won't be the case.

When you multi-table shorthanded games it happens.

Beats my misclick PF cap with 96o. That sucks.

Do you think UTG is dumb enough to open limp with QQ or JJ?

Yea, easy 3-bet on the flop.

Easy raise PF. If you aren't going to raise the flop raise the damn turn. And yea, reading the 2+2 short handed posts are just about the best advice you will get on playing short handed.

well then!wrto can probably give you better help on your SH #sbut hes probably going to see 570 hands and close the page.This wasn't a serious stats post. Just an anti-bad beat post. But yes, these are pretty LAG like stats even for shorthanded.

Forgot to mention, this was shorthanded. 4-6 handed usually. And yes, I know this isn't sustainable. My long terms stats are more like VPIP 23, overall AF 2.86, PFR 15%.

I had a string of 570 really nice hands. But no, my long term stats are no where near this.

Isn't it nice when variance works the other way too? BTW, this was at 6-max tables (which were usually 4-6 handed).

Without variance (including bad beats) the fish wouldn't think they can actually win.