October 6, 2010
wow whole tourney inthe converter, that actually works pretty well.
one thing i would suggest though is going through and numbering all of the hands so we can discuss them a bit easier. if you do that, it will be very interesting to have a look through
October 6, 2010
send it to ronfezbuddy@tournamentpokeredge.com and I'll post it in a place you guys can download it.
I had One BIIIIIIG suckout – I had K7s and raise the button . I was very active and had history with the guy left to me .
He reraise me always in pos – but this time he decided to 3 bet from sb.
So i call – Flop was K high and i decided to go with it :/
Not the best play but u cant always fold to an aggressiv player .. Thats the story about my Hand of the tourney
i went through like half of it. (edit: down to the FT now). nice and aggro but you do call too light out of blinds with Ax alot. at one point you had like 25bb and called with A4 against a MP open and just c/f flop which you will often do with A4. i think these are spots where one can leak many chips… cuz when you did hit an ace, you hardly get paid off but can easily give your stack away. yea, and again A4 out of BB after the AQ > KK hand. you call, hit an ace….but cant really get any value from it. your oop, board turns ugly and cant really do anything. oh oh, yea again lol. call out of BB with A4, and this time it happens, against KK. i mean its kind of a cooler but he can have alot of beter Ax. im sure you had a read in order to call his river raise but.
I also see you kinda get attached to your opening hands were you dont fold to 3bets often. i would suggest you work on figuring out what type of players you should 4bet for value or 4bet bluff and what types of players and situations you should call 3bets with and with what range. like J9s hand late in mtt, open for 12800 and get 3b to 32000 and call, and then you c/f flop. thats a spot where if i think the guy has a tight 3bet value range but a wide 3bet bluff range, i would just go ahead and 4bet. I saw you 4bet KTo earlier in the tourney so maybe you had some kind of read here to just call pre but. im not a fan of it to be honest. edit: again, deep in mtt you open JTo in Ep and dont fold to a 3bet. then c/f flop. Daryl Jayce has a nice series on this whole concept which is really good imo.
blinds 4.5k/9k: you flat ATo otb and Saul1664 squeezes. dood seems active and i woud deff consider about clicking it back. its an obvious squeeze spot for him but your the only one you can bust him….maybe you considered it and went against it. no biggie.
yea, the K7 against AK hand against Saul1664 is just well..you covered it already i guess.
I would just 3bet A6dd against a 25bb stack whos been fairly active, instead of flatting. they cant 4bet stuff it in with anything you are ahead of, assuming this is FT bubble….yea i think its an ez 3bet.
ok, then you go ahead and 3bet A6ss, get called, and just give up. i would cbet flop for sure as he is either c/f or c/r there. ez cbet imo.
blinds 9k/18k: you cold call a 3bet with KK. bother players have just around 22bb. you been super active and aggro. just go ahead and 4bet stuff imo. they will call with so many worse pairs and AT+ but might find the fold button on flop.
blinds 10k/20k: call 3bet with KQ pre and cr flop, get called. give up. understandable. just seems like you hate folding to 3bets.
blinds 12.5k/25k: raise AK, get called. cbet flop (prob bet a little more), get called. you c/c turn, ok fine. then river i think you have to bet. maybe you were hoping he was bluffing and would c/c or c/r. but i think you get value from worse alot there and draws that missed most likely give up anyway.
I will finish up later. overall you seem aggro and capable. just think there are leaks you can fix and spots where you can get better at. like all of us, you made mistakes throughout but aggression can offset it.
Yea i think you have a pretty good idea what im doing and find some leaks !
Thank you for that allready . Thank you for working trough it .
got 3 bet and called : I was so active but cant manage to hit a flop where i can continue / semi bluff .
Ak – hand oop with flop A – get called and A on the river after turn bet from him : I thought its definetly sick spot if i bet and get raised so i thought about check raising because he is maybe bluffing or i thought he bets 100 % if he has an ace and maybe calling the c/r.
doesnt worked out – he checked back with Ax unfortunatly :/
–> missed a bet but ok
KK : thought a cold 4 bet from this position looks def. to strong .
tyvm !
#584: leakin chips there just c/c flop and turn. i know hes min betting into a sizeable pot so i prob just c/r turn. he never has anything by min betting flop and turn so your are more likely to win it that way instead of taking the passive line. or, leading river when the H hits is fine too cuz it looks like you had a FD and it would be hard for him to call. unless you reads were hes a fish station and wouldnt fold.
#594: i prob just click it back pre. its a perfect squeeze spot for him and 66 doesnt play well post flop. obv it worked out for you as you must of sole read him for AQ/AK but many times flop is gonna suck and ur gonna have to fold the best hand where you got bluffed off of. but when it works, whatever i guess lol.
#597: thats such a thin defend but whatever, you turned FD and bet it fine. river bet is gross though. your overbet pot essentially putting the dood AI but on a paired board with a low flush, he cant call too light so essentially your turning your hand into a bluff. he never has a K there and rarely a flush….his range is alot of Ax hands, small pp and random hands he floated with on turn. I think betting like 200k there is optimal.
#636: i mean i dont open 72o regardless of situation but if you are running the table over and they suck, whatever i guess. its just that you have to bluff it all the way through everytime cuz obv the hand has no value whatsoever so…..just be careful getting too aggro to the point of spewing.
#643: its kinda the same thing, opening and not folding to 3bets regardless, thus hoping to smash flops. i think balancing between folding pre, clicking it back, and calling depending on players and situations is key.
#648: thin pre, you obv have to call his AI but if they didnt think u were hyper lagging before, they prob wont be folding much from this point on.
#649: after previous hand, good and better players will 4bet light there instead of calling like this fool did. i think u are better off just flatting pre since u have a decent hand BvB and position.
#663: line i prefer is prob just cbet flop, c/c turn, and prob c/f or c/c river. ur image is really spazzy so just c/c flop on such a 3card straight board is weird with a hand like KK that holds more value by betting than checking. you get his value range along with his floating range to call your cbet anyway. he calls with any pp and any piece of the board, plus his floats….while yes you get him to bluff flop by checking but thats about it. many times he will chk back flop and you lose tons of value + you will let him get there on turn for cheap.
#668: just give up on turn, hes not folding A or K after flop call imo.
#671: i dont like it all the way around to be honest. flop bet is marginal but i can understand cbetting given certain dynamics. i never expect him to show up with KK there either. i assume you thought he has alot of Jx in his range and wont ever fold to you. so ok. I would expect there isnt too many Ax in his range cuz big Ax would 3bet get it in pre so maybe your line isnt as terrible as i orginally thought it was. so i dunno, deff a very interesting hand imo.
#676: i deff like chk back turn cuz you pick up a ton of outs and dont want to get blown off the hand. although i see merits for betting cuz he will fold often enough. just sucks when he CRAI turn and we gotta fold.
#679: lol @ villian. nice call, hes terrible. (boy do i miss PS). although i would rather cbet on such a wet flop and chk back on more dry ones. but totally fine, whatever.
#691: i think chk flop is ok but dont hate betting. but after it chks through on flop, betting turn is pretty optimal.
#716: these players are so bad, thankfully he didnt 3bet or shove pre with QQ lol.
ok i will finish up later.
Highcardacek said:
Nice thank you . I have to work on it – Thats all right what you said.
Tyvm
what i dont do enough of, and should start doing…is reviewing my hh or have pros and members here do so. I have suggested in the other forum that we start a thread where members can post their hh from a mtt into a replayer and have everyone check it out. something like you just did but have it done quicker, without having to send your text file to ronfez.
#795: i think you can call his turn bet. you been super active and he sucks. he can have Qx there but i think peeling on turn isnt too bad.
#802: it seems like you tend to love your pp and to set mine. throughout, there have been some trivial spots with small pp where you call pre and just c/f flop, seems like your goal is to set it or fold it. deep stacked, i think its fine. but with shallower stacks, its something to work on and consider. I know its something i am currently working on where 3b/c with mid pp is ideal instead of flatting with like 30bb. othertimes, flatting might be better. anyway, in the hand, i think you can get more value on the river. he has something and isnt folding. betting like 2.4m is goot. but yea, played well imo. nh
#806: i think calling his 5bb shove with QTo might be ok. running numbers here, if hes shoving like 30% of hands you have 43% equity so it makes an +ev call for sure. even if he is shoving 20% of hands, which is so tight in his spot but only you can know how loose or tight he is shoving, you still have about 38% equity and again that is still an ev call.
#808: just fold pre, your opening into a 21, 18, and 6bb stack. unless of course your reads are they wont play back and will always fold. even then, its marginal cuz the SS essentially has to call off. not sure about payout structure so i guess ICM does come into play and maybe some of these mules are trying to move up the pay scale.
the rest of the way as it gets SH, dynamics change and stuff so wont really comment. i think overall its good. some leaks here and there that i mentioned before and some mistakes here and there that we all make. but your aggression overcomes it. i think if you work on your game and fix those leaks where you basically hand over chips, it will go a long way. everytime you lose chips in leaky spots, those are chips that could have earned you more chips in the future so protecting them is just as important as trying to win more. i enjoyed reviewing your hh cuz even though it seems like all im doing is criticizing certain hands, i learned a little something for myself so thank you. GL sir!
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