Originally Posted by kmind

You play 6max only, right? Have you posted stats or anything? If you have HEM I could look over a small database or something.

Originally Posted by Jason

Hand 1
I assume you won that. If you lost to quads, then that sucks and that's poker. The allin call on the turn is questionable to me as I put villain on a flush draw when he calls your flop bet and then a made flush on the turn. If true, you're drawing to 10 outs to the full house, which is about 20% and the pot odds are 25% - not a huge error, but unless you have a read to the contrary, I probably fold in that situation and you got lucky on the river.
Won

Hand 2
I assume you're beat to an ace. Not a terrible way to play the hand. Cbet to keep the lead and try to get villain out. Slow down on the turn since you're probably beat. Villain shows weakness, so why not put him to the test? If you're going to put him to the test, though, I'd probably make it a little higher - $1.75 or $2.00 river bet. If you're not willing to do that, just check it.
Won-villian had a pair of 8's

Hand 3
After two folds, I would have raised or folded - probably raised. I don't like a call being the first in the pot. Then you can possibly steal the blinds right there or win it on the flop. Maybe bet a little more on the river. I assume you took that down.
Lost-Villian had Ac5s

Hand 4
Where's the rest of it? Generally speaking, I don't like big cbets with KK when an Ace spikes - 6 handed might be a situation where you could break that rule, but I would definitely shut down with any resistance after that. My guess for the rest of that hand is that you took the pot on the flop or lost to an ace.
Won-They all folded

Hand 5
I like a check/bet/call or check/bet/reraise, but a bet/call isn't bad either. On the turn, I get scared you're beat or TIED at best. What's he going to reraise with besides a 2 or a 5? Unless you have good reason to believe he thinks YOU are bluffing, you really have to think about shutting down here. My guess is you lost that pot to something like A5 or 56s or even 5x since he was the SB.
Lost-villian had 25

Hand 6
Looks like you played it fine. I read that he's on a flush draw or Kx since he stayed in so long or possibly top pair and won't give you any credit. You bet enough to price him out after the turn if he was on the flush and he went for it and got lucky. So, you're either beat with a weak flush or maybe the better Kx and he wins with a better kicker and slowed down because of the flush, OR maybe he had A9 and you win.
Lost-vilian had flush

Hand 7
I'm not sure I like sticking around for hands like this after the flop. You're looking for 4 cards to make the straight or 2 cards to get trips, but 2 of those cards put flushes out there and how much action are you really going to get if you hit as it's just one card needed to make the straight and then an obvious paired board? I probably toss this after the flop. The pot didn't get too big, but it's certainly not small either. Maybe you won it, but I wouldn't be surprised if you lost to a flush, too.
Lost-villian had flush

Hand 8
I'd consider a raise 6 handed in MP with ATs in general and with that flop, it would set-up nicely for a cbet, too. I like a reraise on the flop. You'll get a better idea of where you stand OR take the pot right there. It may also slow him down and buy you a free card on the turn to get your flush. I like the check/check - either he had a straight and was waiting for you to bet or maybe a busted flush or some kind of pair and you win.
Lost-villian had Jc7c

Hand 9
You played it aggressively and took it down. Nice. I'm guessing you probably had a good read to go with it to make those big bets.

Keep in mind those are just quick snapshots of my impressions of those hands with absolutely NO READS and you're shorthanded, which can further complicate it. With READS, decisions can go in completely different directions. But, I hope that helps or at least gives you another perspective.
Win

Originally Posted by jyms

The sooner you lose the preflop hand chart the better off you will be.

Originally Posted by kmind

I haven't looked at the chart but preflop depends so much on the table you are at, if it's a static chart you shouldn't be using it.

Originally Posted by jyms

this.
Time to start thinking about your opponents hands and not yours. AJs is a great hand preflop, or its a shit hand preflop, any idea when?

Originally Posted by Sasquach991

Great- when everyone folds in front of you
Shit- when someone opens in front of you

Originally Posted by jyms

Not even close. You know there are more than one type of someone right. that is still too much by the chart

Originally Posted by Sasquach991

I guess my answer obviously is I don't know

Originally Posted by jyms

As long as you have a chart memorized you won't

Originally Posted by Sasquach991

So I forget the memorized chart and start playing in the manner of which you want me to figure out by asking me questions when I ask you a question. Now I'm confused

Originally Posted by kb coolman

I think what Jyms is trying to emphasize is that you need to know why you're making a play. Charts don't help with this. Think about the hands you play in relation to your position and opponent tendencies.

Originally Posted by Sasquach991

I was just trying to be a pain in the ass. It's one of my specialties according to my wife

Originally Posted by Keith_MM

you know his wife?

Originally Posted by kb coolman

Um, your difference between showdown winnings and non-showdown winnings is horrible.

Are you getting too deep into hands with no equity and folding the river? Or do you chicken out against strength with non-nut hands and dump?

Originally Posted by jyms

Yea red line drops a little fast but your biggest problems are preflop. You limp or call too often, you don't raise enough when opening, you don't threebet enough which allows players to fold correctly because you always have a great hand, and when they don't fold they have enough implied odds knowing you are stacking off to sets and two pairs way too much.

Your W$SD% is about 50% meaning your betting needs work, and you check/call way too much.

Originally Posted by kmind

I want to see steal%, positions stats, cbet%

Originally Posted by iopq

as you can see, your EP and MP stats SUCK
you realize you're supposed to pay attention to position, right?

I VP$IP 8% UTG and 24% on the button and I still have the same stats overall in terms of VPIP as you, but most of my VPIP stats come from the late position

I have 14% PFR while you have 7%
I suppose you openlimp EVERYTHING
stop openlimping, start openraising

Originally Posted by iopq

as you can see, your EP and MP stats SUCK
you realize you're supposed to pay attention to position, right?

I VP$IP 8% UTG and 24% on the button and I still have the same stats overall in terms of VPIP as you, but most of my VPIP stats come from the late position

I have 14% PFR while you have 7%
I suppose you openlimp EVERYTHING
stop openlimping, start openraising

Originally Posted by AFchung

up your stealing... you don't steal at all

start by incorporating suited connectors 56+ into your range. then start adding more types of hands into your range, like suited one gappers (57, 79 etc) and unsuited connectors

if you're HUDing, raise atc against players that are 8/0 in both the sb/bb. you're basically freerolling orbits when you can keep taking their blinds for free