try__an__hit 0 Posted May 10, 2007 Share Posted May 10, 2007 Wondering if anyone wants to have a look through hh for any pointers, is some mistakes in there. But yea, should have gone top 3 in this, but big suckout at endAny help appreciated.http://www.pokerxfactor.com/HH60583/13173_20070510_080203 Link to post Share on other sites
simo_8ball 0 Posted May 10, 2007 Share Posted May 10, 2007 Hand 3: I think if you're going to float the flop with a gutshot, bet the turn when he checks to you.Hand 4: I don't like open limping 99. Raise, even if it's just to 75.Hand 14: I'm not too keen on the UTG limp with 45s. I don't think you're deep enough.Hand 20: Don't open limp UTG with AQs. Raise.Hand 25: Calling 10% of your stack with 36s is poor. Just fold.Hand 37: Don't open limp UTG with AJs. Raise or fold.Hand 39: Raise. Or at least call. Folding an ace there is too weak IMO.Hand 48: Bet the flop. Fold to the river pot. This was poorly played IMO.Hand 53: Don't open limp UTG with AQ. Raise.Hand 56: Very good shove.Hand 62: I'm undecided. I don't mind either checking or shoving.Hand 70: Bet the flop. Bet the turn.Hand 72: I think I prefer a raise to 400 there rather than 480. I like smaller raises preflop though.Hand 76: Again, I prefer 400 to 480.Hand 80: I like the limp. Calling the shove is marginal, but ok.Hand 84: Marginal. I probably fold.Hand 85: I like. Good spot to play AA risky.Hand 95: I like just calling preflop. I like the flop check. I think you should bet smaller on the turn though.Hand 97: Your raise is too big IMO. Make it 600 rather than 720.I'll look over the rest a bit later. Thus far, I think you play pretty well, but you overvalue the 'Gus' type hands. You seem to like the low suited connectors a little too much. I don't like your open limping with AQ/AJ. Link to post Share on other sites
try__an__hit 0 Posted May 10, 2007 Author Share Posted May 10, 2007 cool, thanks for your help so far.Just finished 13th and 17th in another two.Just seem to can't get all the way, hopefully you can help with the later part. Link to post Share on other sites
simo_8ball 0 Posted May 10, 2007 Share Posted May 10, 2007 Hand 113: Very tempted to shove. The pot is huge and you have a large amount of fold equity.Hand 132: Meh. I want to say raise, but I think folding is fine. I don't like the idea of limping.Hand 133: 1000 is as good as 1200 there.Hand 138: Ugh. Unnecessary. Either complete or make a normal raise. Shoving is spew.Hand 142: Not much you can do there. Shoving preflop seems poor, and folding the flop is standard.Hand 146: Yeah, standard. You could limp in, but shoving is better.Hand 149: Very unnecessary. Fold preflop. If you want to play the hand, raise to 1200 rather than 1500. I don't mind the flop shove, but I think I would rather bet ~2400.Hand 150: Again, I'd raise to 1200 rather than 1500. Flop is standard.Hand 159: I like the size of the raise.Hand 167: Very standard. Good bet sizes.Hand 173: Smaller raise preflop. Whatever.Hand 174: I might make a less intimidating move, say make it $4k to go. You're getting it in preflop in any case.Hand 181: I think this is close. Probably a call, but it depends on the villain.Hand 183: I think you can raise here. Make it $2k to go. I don't mind folding though.Hand 187: Smaller raise preflop. Just make it $3k. You want him to push with rag aces.Hand 190: You're getting nearly 2:1, but I think it's very borderline. I probably fold to keep the chiplead at the table. I can't see him shoving with 55, A8 or QJ.Hand 192: I don't mind the shove there.Hand 194: I play the same. I might make it 2500 rather than 3k though. Are you detecting some kind of pattern here?Hand 198: Just bad luck. I think I raise to 11k rather than 14.5k though.Hand 199: Standard.Hand 204: I would shove. You still have some fold equity and you have a decent hand. Link to post Share on other sites
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