My first study group post, hopefully I can learn a ton from this.

Hand 3) AQu early MP wonder why you would limp there, is it ever good to first in limp?

Hand 8) A7u in CO and you over call, is this a hand you really want to play in a big pot?  I say a big pot because it is almost certain the blinds will both enter if not raise.  I think I would just toss it or raise to try and win the pot.

Hand 11) AAu UTG-1 and you limp?  Your effective stack is about 20bb with many small stacks to act, why not just make a normal raise and hope one of them pushes.  I think the limp early with AA or KK is just too obvious these days.

Hand 16) 67dd in the CO with no action and you fold?  Seems like a great hand to attemp a steal and if you get called you have a good flopping hand.

Hand 17) K9dd in HJ with no action and now you raise, is this hand much better than the previous hand (#16) you folded?

Hand 36) AQu in BB 6 handed you have 25bb.  UTG-1 raises 4+x with 55bb stack and it folds to you and you fold.  You are getting 2/1 and the over raise just seems fishy to me, why not push?  I assume you would not want to call the raise due to your stack size?

Thanks for the HH!

Right here's my review. Hope you find it helpful. I think the main thing I got from this is that you should raise more often preflop rather limp – be the aggressor in each hand! 

Hand 3 (AQo): Had there been lots of raising preflop? If so then I don't mind the limp, but I'd prefer to just shove it in here. You have just under 20BBs and may well get called by worse Aces and broadways.

Hand 5 (42s): You're not getting the right odds on the flop to call with your flush draw so I would just fold. You're getting 2:1 or 33.3% and you're about 18% to hit with one card to come. On the turn it's an easy call since you're now getting 8.1:1 or 11% and you'll hit again about 18% of the time.

Hand 7 (QJs): I would either raise or fold this spot, and lean towards folding since CO only has ~21BBs and the stacks behind are great for reshoving.

Hand 8 (A7o): Again I would probably lean towards folding for same reasons above.

Hand 11 (AA): With 30BBs I think I'm raising big hands like this preflop. I think you got incredibly lucky for the SB to shove w/ bottom pair and you risk the chance of the blinds hitting big. Charge them for the privilege. I like a raise 1000-1250 here.

Hand 14 (K5o): I think this is a shove. BB doesn't have particularly flattering stats on OPR and probably isn't calling correctly, which makes this is a +cEV shove.

Hand 16 (76s): I think you can open this from the CO to steal the blinds. You would have to call the SB and fold to any resistance from the Button or BB, but I still think this is a profitable spot to open.

Hand 38 (77): I love this shove. You have 19BBs and would hate raise/folding so shoving is clearly the best option.

Hand 48 (77): I think this is a shove against the Bu open. Your 3bet is far too small and lets the Bu see too many flops. You have 22BBs and whilst I would prefer to have <20BBs to make this move I think you are well ahead of his range for opening here. Get it in!

Hand 50 (ATs): Just shove – you have 13BBs!

Hand 70 (T6o): I think this is a shove. Is this the final table? If it is then you can shove much wider as BB is going to be calling much tighter hoping to move up in the money.

Hand 80 (A4s): With 22BBs I think I fold here. A4s is a speculative hand that you want to see multiway in the hope of doubling up. At this stage I don't think that's your plan.

Hand 85 (AJs): I think you just have to shove here. With 14BBs opening looks really strong and if you get called you're going to have to cbet where you miss 2 out of 3 times which just sucks, especially when flatter calls or raises.

Hand 86 (A6s): I think this is a shove or a fold as again it's going to suck if anyone flats preflop with only 14BBs behind.

Hand 90 (A9o): I really like the shove here – the BB is going to need a really REALLY strong hand to call with the two shorties.

Hand 95 (77): Raise preflop. On the turn I think I call here getting 4.2 to 1with 2nd pair and reevaluate on the river.

GG.