Fish-o-rama

How many players do you think use software programs like PT, and how many do you think use heads-up displays on them? How much does this change by level? Would you expect it to be more or less common at higher stakes, and do you think someone who didn't use them would be at a serious disadvantage at some levels?

That's the results of the hand, ROT13ed for unreadability.You might be right about the turn semi-bluff. If he had a 3 or a full, he'd have called or raised in any case, and if he didn't I might be able to bluff him on the river, but in a smaller pot with less risk and potentially a higher degree of success.

Okay, on the advice that I post a hand to have picked apart, here's one where I think I made some mistake, but I'm not sure exactly where.Player 6 : $221.50Player 5 : $147Player 4 : $284Player 3 : $323.50Player 2 : $279Player 1 : $384.18Button(me) : $280.87SB : $194.25BB : $149.75Holecards: Ah-5hEveryone folds to the button, and I limp in. SB adds 2, and BB checks.Flop comes 4d 3h 3d.$12 in pot.SB bets $8, BB folds, I call.Turn is Qh$28 in potSB bets $8. This seems an unsually small bet, and I'm not sure how to interpret it. I figure he either has nothing, or a monster. I raise to $24. SB call

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Okay, I'm a long term loser in poker. Before the last month, I was doing pretty well playing NL hold'em at 1-2 and 2-4. Then, for some reason, my play went totally sour, and I haven't been able to make anything. The previous wins I had built up in the months before that quickly evaporated, and I dropped about 3K in a couple months. I went down in limits, and actually ended up doing WORSE than I had been before. I'm convinced that I'm making some sort of fundamental mistakes, either in the math, card-reading, or just in attitude. Would someone be willing to play at a table with me, and point ou