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With this hand, you have a 3-bet and 4-bet behind you. Move all-in preflop straight away every time.. you have aces!!
As played, going broke with your overpair on the flop is fine.
Didn't look at the other hands becasue pokerhandreplayer is horrible website.. sooo laggy...
and don't post the results (although that one is pretty sick ♠_o: )
Originally posted by gedwashere91
With this hand, you have a 3-bet and 4-bet behind you. Move all-in preflop straight away every time.. you have aces!!
As played, going broke with your overpair on the flop is fine.
Didn't look at the other hands becasue pokerhandreplayer is horrible website.. sooo laggy...
and don't post the results (although that one is pretty sick ♠_o: )
Yeah, im kind of a downswing so im going to start using the sample hands forum more. I think i need to be more agressive and just shove all in faster. Because these players are hard to read, while some are decent, some will call 2 half pot size+ bets on flop and turn just to suck out on me on the river and make their gutshot straightdraw. But atleast i don't tilt anymore after my KK gets beaten by a hand like Q-10 for the third time in a day..
(today being the first time ever i had a losing session at these sng, and last 2 days also been running horribly
your aim with QQ+ should be to get the money all in pre flop.
you need to work on your bet sizing, in hand 1 your 5-bet is way too small. as a general rule you should look at 2.5-3x the previous raise. so in hand 1 you should be making it 700-750~. Yes this will commit you and just shoving is fine. but you can extract a little bit more value by making a committing raise because people still think they have some FE and will try shove over you or flat call and fold the flop or something.
you have the same problem with the other hands. your raise size is off. hand 1, your raising too big. raise to 450~.
and on hand 3 just raise again, no reason to try get fancy.
your aim is to get it all in pre flop remember!
Originally posted by lessthanthreee
your aim with QQ+ should be to get the money all in pre flop.you need to work on your bet sizing, in hand 1 your 5-bet is way too small. as a general rule you should look at 2.5-3x the previous raise. so in hand 1 you should be making it 700-750~. Yes this will commit you and just shoving is fine. but you can extract a little bit more value by making a committing raise because people still think they have some FE and will try shove over you or flat call and fold the flop or something.
you have the same problem with the other hands. your raise size is off. hand 1, your raising too big. raise to 450~.
and on hand 3 just raise again, no reason to try get fancy.
your aim is to get it all in pre flop remember!
Well the reason i bet 600 was because of 3BB +1 per limper. So yeah the blinds are big, so i don't really mind my bet. I think the chances of them flat calling with 450 are bigger then if i bet 600. Even though that guy still called more then half his stack preflop instead of shoving..
And the KK hand, i actualy couldn't reraise anymore. I really don't know why, but there was only the call button =| Else i would have shoved all in preflop obviously against the Maniac. (i actualy finished 2nd that sng, and don't ask me how but that horrible luckbox actualy became 3rd. Just shows you how far you can get by being lucky)
oh sorry i didnt see that.
the reason why you couldnt raise any more was because the SS raised less than 1SB which doesnt count as a legal raise, therefore you cant raise anymore but only call.
nh wp then 
Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
should i have went all in after the first reraises?
yes but your reasoning is wrong. You go all-in after the first reraise so villain doesn't fold his AQ, AJ once he misses on the flop. Or he doesn't fold his 99 after flop comes KQx. Case in point: hand 2. That said with hand 2 if I had something like ~2100+ I'd raise because there are a couple deeper stacks behind me who I don't want to lose value against. Raise to 450 preflop (2bb+1/limper) or 525 (2.5+1). 3 (or more)bb+1/limper is too much at the higher blinds.
BTW to be really results oriented if you raised to 300 preflop you'd have option again after the shortstack shoved. Mwahahhaha
Originally posted by chenny8888
Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
should i have went all in after the first reraises?yes but your reasoning is wrong. You go all-in after the first reraise so villain doesn't fold his AQ, AJ once he misses on the flop. Or he doesn't fold his 99 after flop comes KQx. Case in point: hand 2. That said with hand 2 if I had something like ~2100+ I'd raise because there are a couple deeper stacks behind me who I don't want to lose value against. Raise to 450 preflop (2bb+1/limper) or 525 (2.5+1). 3 (or more)bb+1/limper is too much at the higher blinds.
BTW to be really results oriented if you raised to 300 preflop you'd have option again after the shortstack shoved. Mwahahhaha
Haha yeah i guess i would, the problem is when im 9 tabling i don't think that fast 
And i didn't actualy know that less then 1BB didn't count as a legal raise. Thanks for explaining that Lessthanthree.
I guess your right about 450 preflop the reason i actualy bet 600 was because i was giving people cheap cards to many times and then getting sucked out over and over again in the last 3 days. So i was kinda tired of that happening.
Thanks for discussing it Really happy i started posting hands. Hopefully i can play 2-3 sessions today. Going to try to increase the number of tables to 10-12. And hopefully i will have some interesting hands to post again 
Originally posted by chenny8888
I would highly advise playing less tables to start with
Oh the number of tables isn't the problem, i have no problem 12 tabling. But i'm going to stick to 12 for a while, because it's getting to the point where i'm sometimes playing 4-5 final tables at the same time.[
Like i said before, i absolutely crush these sng's, i've just had alot of bad luck the last few days. I'm up $11 today and i only played 14 sng's which is $3 buy ins total. I know that isn't my normal winrate (which would be around 100 ROI) but it's nice that i'm on the other end of most of the bad beats today.