Played just on Full Tilt this morning (trying to release my bonus there before I play elsewhere) and played well, I thought. Despite several coolers/bad beats I ended up a winner. I was really happy with how I played and when I start to run better I will do really well. Making the right decisions is what matters and I'm trying to stay focused for the long term.
Don't feel like you need to comment on these hands, I'm just posting them for myself so I have them somewhere. I'd rather you comment on the hands from last post if anything.
I like how I played this hand: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1285792 Checking the river lets diamonds bluff...I didn't check raise all in here because KQ beats me on the river and is a possibility. Also Q9, though less likely.
Good flop for me ehre, but I like how I played this too. If the flop comes rags how should I bet this against a short stack? http://www.pokerhand.org/?1285800
Blind on blind, I guess I could fold this preflop but I like having position. Should I raise flop or play it like I did? http://www.pokerhand.org/?1285807
Sickest hand of the session...in a good way. This guy said I owed him money like it was a bad beat: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1285813
2 comments:
These all look good except the blind vs blind hand. I think that is too week to call the PFR and I also dislike pushing when you made the flush. Rasie would be appropiate, but the board did pair and your flush is small. I don't like min raising much, but this is a spot I would use it. When you shove, he's only calling with a flush, made boat, or a hand that can draw to a larger flush or full house.
I shoved as I put him on an ace and didn't think he could fold. But good comments, thank you for looking. I think you're dead on, really.
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