palrio said:

Still a noob, but wanted to share this in order to hear (read) some opinions.

 

I generally raise 3-5xBB, 3bet, 4bet , shove, call all-ins with top hands.

You dont want to be altering your bet size based on hand strength its exploitable. Your bet size changes based on the blind size and antes. Also you should be raising a little bigger when you have a strong hand from the blinds. 

My top hand are: AKs, AKo, AQs, KK+ (maybe ATo+, TT+ if HU and have some read on villian)

Standarded..dont get married to AQ so easily though. 

If flatted while holding AKo+ insta-shove a dry flop, very cautious on a wet flop, (insta-shove with a 4 to a flush if one of our cards is of the same suit as flop?)

Very exploitable…think about what your doing, would you play AA that way? I have snapped off a lot of AK hands doing this on rag flops when the flop comes 267 and I have 88.  You want to play your air which is what AK is at that point, you drawing hands and you strong hands in a somewhat similar fashion.  Again its about being exploitable.

 

If flatted while holding KK+ all my chips in the middle no watter what.

So you raise utg with KK and get three callers and the board comes AT9 all spades you have none, your chips go in? or lets take out the spades part and lets use that flop and there is two players betting/calling in front, you jamming KK there?  Too spewy imo.

Raise other hands to aprox. <=2.5x BB.

see above easy to get reads on . 

My oppening hands are:

– suited connectors from 56+ from MP+1 to LP

– 99+, QJo+from EP – MP

– 66+ T9o+ in LP

– 22 – 55 only in LP limp/call

watch Caseys, vid on early play he talks about small PP along with HITTHEPANDA's vid on small PP 

– unsuited connectors JTo+ from MP to LP only

– unsuited gappers sometimes I call from LP, when spewy or on a tilt vengeance to take out that guy who cracked our AA

My min hands to call a reasonable PFR: 22+, T9s+, KJo+ from MP to LP.  Any position with top hands.

If I hit a set on a dry board I'm ready to go broke against a higer set, set over set happens about 1 in 98 times, so I'm cool with that.

Whenever I hit the flop hard,  I will take villians to value town, if board is drawy I will make them pay.

 I will say this about all the hands you listed above and when and where your going to play them…it depends plain and simple. Whats the table dynamics, whats my image, whats my reads, what the blind to stack size, how close to the money.  My hands played vary so much based on what I just said that I have no fixed hand ranges. One table J9s is an open 100% from the hi-jack on but on another its an easy fold.

 

If I completely miss I will still c-bet IP 1/3 of pot, if OOP check-raise a nittly, check/fold to loose player, if I don't improve by the turn I give up, unless I have a super read on villian.

If you play like this every time anyone paying attention will exploit your game. 

Please dont take what I said too hard.  It kind of seems like you read a book and are playing  how they suggest which is fine for people just learning the game. But dont get locked into playing poker by saying I always do this or play this hand.   You need to learn to take in all the information presented to you and plug it all in your poker mind and determine the best course of action at that particular moments based on numerous variables.   Keep sharing hands, keep studying the videos your game will evolve over time.  Trust me