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Sessions since this have been break even or so.
 Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 1: I call turn, call blank river (no spade, diamond, 3, A, etc)
What's the turn raise telling me? He has FD? When he didn't fold to cbet (67% fold to cbet) I figured he had a hand. I was trying to get to sd cheap. I was scratching my hand on the turn. Does he have a hand and he's protecting it or he's on a draw or ???
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 2: I call the river as played, you're pot odds are too good and you're hand wtf pwns his range. You're not crushed when he donk/calls. He's doing this with a lot of one spade hands that want to see a turn, or pair + spade.
This is what I figured too. But even bad players get good hands sometimes. He could have gotten alot more value out of his As3s hand so I figured I got off good not losing a ton here.
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 3: Given you think that the blinds will fold a decent portion (were they nitty in the blinds?), and UTG+1 is fishy (any postflop reads? fold to cbet etc would be good to have) isolating here is probably fine. If the fish can't fold to cbets and there's no one that's extremely aggro I don't hate a limp, but a raise is probably better regardless. Betting the turn is meh, I don't hate it, I don't love it. Someone might have 5x and not feel like folding, or have a random 7 or 3 and not fold but its probably fine since you're protecting what equity you have against the chance that one of these guys binks a pair on the river, but it seems like it sucks betting into 3 ppl on a drawy board with a hand that has SOME showdown value.
Super nits in the blinds
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 4: KQ, KJs, AK, KTs (maybe) all call your 3bet preflop (obviously other hands, but its not limited to AK by any means). As well as other random stuff. I fold the turn almost always though. You're so crushed once he bets here imo.
I figured as much so I folded. This fold bugged me since this was the only time I got AA the entire session. The AA below is from a different session.
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 5: The funny thing is, I used to c/minraise cbets vs TAGs a lot when I was playing 10nl and it was insanely profitable since they almost always folded without TP+, so once they call/raise I can give up. I'd take a note that this guy is probably someone who does this a decent bit and tend to just flat these and let him bet into me. Without that note, hand is definitely played fine since QT, hearts, Kx, and probably some Jx are all calling your 3bet.
So what's the best way to play this one?
Originally Posted by dranger7070
Hand 6: lol nh. A 24/3 is going to be calling 3bets ridiculously wide, so you can 3bet the shit out of them for value with AQ, KQ easily, and obviously vs this guy you can go even wider. As played the hand is obviously fine.
This one caused some tilt as it was one of the early hands in the session. I took a break though and came back ok.
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