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[Keith]

your replies are also showing some big leaks that you have.

you overvalue overpairs.
you are willing to stack off when you put opponent on sets and on drawy boards.
don't really seem to understand set mining odds.

since you don't play with stats software , how many tables do you play?how many notes do you make on your opponents


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[maverick007]

your replies are also showing some big leaks that you have.

you overvalue overpairs.
you are willing to stack off when you put opponent on sets and on drawy boards.

This is something I didnt know I was doing. But now that you pointed it out, its an obvious leak of mine. Without reads, I'd probably flat pre and play the flop accordingly.

If I have overpairs on the flop, I'm usually ready to raise and re-raise villain without checking the flop texture and my bet size.
But now I'm gonna be more aware of not overbetting the flop with overpairs on a wet board.

don't really seem to understand set mining odds.

To be honest, I never thought about set mining. I had heard about the term, but never knew the concept. I looked it up yesterday after you pointed it out. I have been making a huge mistake of folding most pocket fairs pre without thinking about set mining.