Ask a Pro – Tracy Scala
Friday, January 30, 2009 - smokin_aces
Next week we’ll be treated to an answer by Ultimate Bet Pro Tracy “FATCATS” Scala. I’m sure you’re all quite familiar with Tracy’s proven track record of poker success. He has many top finishes in both online poker and in various WSOP and WPT tournaments. As well, he finished in first place during the first season of the Best Damn Poker Show. Tracy Scala is a calculating player with stacks of experience.
Don’t miss your oppourtunity to get your question answered by Tracy Scala. Post your question in the comments section of this blog post by this Sunday at 8pm EST. Then check back next Thursday to see if Tracy chose your question.
Ask Tracy Scala a question now!
GL
Aces
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February 1st, 2009 at 1:51 pm
Tracy,
I have a really basic question, but one that i think everyone should know the answer too.
Do you use a formula to decide how much to bet in a given situation? If so, can you mention some examples?
GOOOOO STEELERS!
Cheers
Rick Prichard
Denver
February 1st, 2009 at 3:13 pm
Hey Tracy,
I’ve been a huge fan of yours since Season One of the Best Damn Poker Show. Actually, I’ve seen you in many big events but you manage to avoid the spotlight for the most part. Nice work, i get the sense you play solely for the love of the game.
Anyway, my question is in two parts and the first is this. When you first sit down to a table, do you have any sort of checklist that you go through to assess the field? Also, when you’re deciding whether to get into a hand, do you have a checklist in terms of what things help you decide to play the hand or not?
Basically I’m trying to become a more disciplined player, and i’ve heard that this approach can help.
Thanks!
DP
February 2nd, 2009 at 9:21 pm
Hi Tracy, ive seen you have been putting in a great deal of volume here on UB, i admire your versatility in your wide ranging of games.
Ive heard many players and even pros say they never show their cards, either in folding, or showing a hand(bluff, bet etc) for obvious reasons like giving away information.
But ive also seen this to be a skillfull strategy in terms of either setting people up in later stages of games, or just simply to keep people respecting your bets: ie betting on the best hand. So what is your stance on this Tracy?
thanks for your time.