[Closed] Some Hands To Be Analysed please

Hi and welcome to FL forum

Could you please post one hand per thread in future because its easier to comment on them=)

1)Flop.
Good bet for value. You have all your flush outs and a few outs to trips/2 pair. Its profitable to bet a FD for value against 3+ opponents.
The only thing to keep in mind here is that you are quite likely to face a higher flush draw here since there are 5 opponents. Getting your flush on Turn might become a problem if a heart comes up on the river and somebody re-draws against you.

Turn.
I would play it passively here. Always be cautious with flushes and straights when the board pairs against many opponents.
I would play check/call here. Plus, someone might have called with a higher draw so there's really no need to be aggressive here.

As played, you are getting HUGE pot odds (10-1) and you should call here.
You'll get your flush 1 time in 4, so folding here is burning your money.

River.
I would go for a check-call here because you cannot be sure that you are ahead after the turn raise.

2) Good bet on FLop. Like in hand 1, you can bet & raise for value with 3+ opponents when you have a good flush draw. (i.e. I wouldn't raise a 6-high draw against 5 opponents, but a king-high is good enough imho).
However, even if you are against 1 or 2 opponents and you have a flushdraw + overcards you would always bet anyway.

3)
You are playing FL holdem so you never fold to a 3-bet preflop after your raise. Always call and cap your top 7%.

Flop: I don't like your donk here. You have a decent hand to play passively and there's no need to turn it into a weak bluff.

You have a gutshot (4 outs) and a backdoor flush draw (1 out). That gives you 5 outs and roughly 8.5-1 odds to call.
If you check here you will be facing 10-1 pot odds so its an easy check/call here.

4) Q, Q.
Never slowplay a monster hand preflop. It's a no-brainer raise here. You want to extract as much value as possible.

Flop: here you can play agressively against 1, max 2 opponents, but if there are 5 of them it's better to fold. Last thing you want to do is to engage in a raising war on a 3-suited board. If another diamond hits on the turn you'll lose a lot of money if you don't fold when everyone's raising.
Furthermore, you can see that someone's bet and called in front of you so there is no way you are going to make them fold by raising here.
Fold flop.

As played, I calling turn is marginal (you kinda have chances for a fullhouse now) but raising river here is an absolute bankroll-burner. you are beaten by most of the hands that your opponents might be holding (any A, any 6, any 2 diamonds).
A call ok because of the huge pot but you suffer from reversed implied odds since your call on the turn.

Last hand:

No way I am folding this turn.
It's effectively a brick because JJ, J9 and J5 are the only hands that benefit from this card.
Same applies to the river.

Calldown is OK here but I would probably raise flop just to see where I stand against his donk.

Make sure you record what cards villain donked into you with.

OK sorry I will do in future.

1)Yeah I panicked a touch playing the turn, should have considered the odds, I did know them, was just unsure because I was betting flop, and then turn.

As long as you keep reviewing your hands and keep practicing and learning you'll be fine=)

Yeah cheers, that's my aim really. Thanks for the help, I sort of knew some of the things I did wrong, like play the QQ two aggressively post-flop, but some interesting and helpful points thank you.

1) donk is fine with a flushdraw and a pair. your equity is quite good and you could get better hands to fold but on the turn you have to play check/call as your opponent is likely to have Kx. and if you donk you gotta call the raise on your remaining flushouts.

2) standard. bet/3bet the flop for value! flushdraw and overcards almost 50% Equity!

3) call river and fold to his 3bet then!

4) most of the times he'll have the Ace as you have shown a lot of strenght preflop, having many Ax in your range as well and he did raise from an early position and there are many Ax combinations within his range too and he was playing out of position, facing 2 opponents yet to act and though he's donking the flop. looks pretty much like 99 or Ax but you never know on these stakes. people have been crazy way too often that i can't confidently say that it's good to find a foold. i'd call down the first time either.