improving my WTSD

[secretprankster]

Hand 1: Very close but I fold the river.

Hand 2: Looks okay, but usually fold the river. Putting them both on hands you beat is tough.

Hand 3: Doesn't look good but I don't ever fold.

Hand 4: Looks fine, change his stats a bit and I at least peel, maybe calldown.

Hand 5: I'd have to call the river vs. this dude.

Hand 6: Wp.

Hand 7: Tough... obviously inclined to show down but the jack is a really bad card and he raised in a multiway pot. I'd probably call the turn and reeval depending on the river (usually calling).

Hand 8: Gross. Gutter+bdfd...

Hand 9: Looks fine, he never folds. CR the turn next time it comes up.

Hand 10: Flop AF? I would probably just fold the flop here, even though it feels weak you're never in good shape and very often in horrible shape. River is an automuck given how it played out, consider raising turn for FSD but I would just give up earlier usually.

Hand 11: If you ever fold a pair in a blind war this looks like an OK time, but it's close as you typically have most of your outs and there's the huge donk factor to consider. I don't mind the fold though, esp. on the J turn.

Hand 12: I often check the turn here because I think you get raised a lot off the best hand. River is close, since he's so loose he could have been peeling garbage the whole way - but by the same token he could've just played A2 passively. Flip a coin maybe, I'd fold here though.

Hand 13: I don't 3-bet that pre. Turn is kind've a stove problem, even though narrowing this guy's range is not easy since he's likely awful.

Hand 14: There's definitely merit to firing again since gutshots make up a lot of his range, as well as stupid stuff that peeled one but will fold the turn. He's never going to semibluff raise you off the best hand either, which is good. I'd probably bet the turn.

Hand 15: Typically fold the flop here since you've probably got a bit of RIO attached to your pair outs. Throw in a BDSD and I might call. River bluff...meh. Nobody folds there rly.