Any friends here who have used the staking option on ACR? I have some questions about it.
Possibly looking to sell action for an upcoming tournament. I have a spreadsheet of tracked results, along with proof of the results.
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@BackToNormalUSA Yeah, I get that.
Results wise, folding was the best move. Process wise, calling is basically mandatory. I guess it just depends on what you’re feeling in the moment.
Answering this in two ways:
Process oriented - calling 100/100 times
Results oriented - Folding 20/100 times.
Definitely not a pure fold. It’s one of those spots where you have to be okay with getting coolered sometimes.
You block one of the main hands people would do this with, which is AK. They might have AA, but with only 4bb you can’t worry about that. Outside of AA, you have the best pair. You’ll be good here a vast majority of the time. Which means it’s more profitable to call than to fold. They could be doing this with ANY pocket pair. I lean that way especially because they went rabbit hunting. To me, they were looking to see if they would’ve hit their set. AA would have no reason to look for a set. AK unlikely because you block that.
But, I could be talking out of my ass here completely.
I just can’t seem to win them. Yet another MID cash. Like my post last night… just a mid cash machine because I can’t fade these run outs.
Guy with 66 goes all in for 17bb and I have AK in the BB with 14bb.
I flop a K, they turn a 6.
Like… what the fuck dude.
I NEED A BIG CASH
@ACR_POKER
As much as I enjoy the format and structure of the @ACR_POKER tournaments, will never be playing a $16 buy in with $800 up to only win $24 after 5 hours. Lower than minimum wage 😂
Tournament and pool played fine, just got unlucky.
@AP32299319 I had to stop playing in that one. Too many people playing hands they shouldn’t, facing bets they shouldn’t call, and getting lucky.
I’ve placed 2, 3, 8, and 11. Nice pay up top though.
These @ACR_POKER tournaments are insanely long.
Started at 8am. Late reg just ended 20 minutes ago at 11:30am.
$886 for 1st, $16 buy in.
What I’ve noticed overall playing ACR so far: longer levels means slower play and less degenerate gambling
(Small sample)