Originally Posted by asdpikas

Thanks for the comments!

1. totally right

2. right again

3. unfortunately I ran into AA, I was (also?) raising flop for value, my hand is robust and not very vulnerable? (only the 2spades out there are a threat).
I agree w you that protecting on the turn may be better. Here i guess i wasn't sure and thought i was ahead? Looking back, i guess i was caught in between going for protection or value, and not knowing exactly what to do

4. That was a bit read based after a few hands w the lag on my left and also informational ( i was ready to fold on turn except i hit the J) Good point in general though.

5. Now this one, i don't really agree. Seeing how the table was running with weak passive players, i figure to have the best hand, so i get value. I can also thin the field (sb completed but may fold to raise). Generally i felt i had an edge against those weak players, so in this particular case i think it's profitable to raise. In tougher tables, i agree w you.

6. Again, i only completed in that one table of weak passives, not in the other more aggressive table. Getting good odds, 5 or 6 to 1, in a table w poor players. I don't do this all the time.

Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and post your comments! Much appreciated!

Originally Posted by DrivingDog

Interesting video, but it's probably better to just post some hands...

1) 96s in the BB. Once the SB 3bets the flop, we are in big trouble here with our MPNK and should not put any more money in the pot unless we improve.

2) Wasn't crazy about the c/r on the flop with KQ and a gutshot vs. a player who 3bet you preflop. He is never folding here so you can only win if you improve. You can also hit a K or Q and still lose to AK, AQ, AA, KK, QQ, etc. I c/c the flop and c/f the turn UI.

3) AK on btn. You can't protect your hand by raising the flop here since everyone else has already put in a bet. I prefer to raise the turn - in this case it would cost you one small bet (since SB has AA) but more often than not it will make you a profit.

4) 3betting an UTG raiser with AJ is very marginal. So much of his range has us dominated here it is better to just call and see a flop

5) Raising multiple limpers with hands like KQ, KJ in the blinds is counterproductive because you need to hit the board to win. Better to just call and then bet or c/r flops you like.

6) K4, Q7, 74 can all be folded in the SB.