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i have been playing badly for the last few years, my game has gone backwords,
i was playin 5-10 18 months ago, and was a brake even player over 44000 hands.now i have lost most of my br and finding it hard at the lower levels, its is time to find all my leaks and get back to wining ways i hope

plz take a look and point out all of the crap/weak/wrong plays i am doing weekin week out

http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3...Y270YGWB7MZZJB

thx
kev

There's a hand where you have K8o or something and defend, then donk a Q9X with a flush draw flop. I hate this, because it hits tons of hands with either a pair or a draw. There's also an A2o blind defense where you donk on a KJX flush draw board, which is just terrible, but to make matters worse, you called when he raised you when you have 3 outs at best.

is anyone going to take a look

can't get it to play with winamp or window media, tell me the trick and i gotcha partna . . .

I'm a fish who recently switched to shorthanded. I watched your video to see if I could learn anything and would like to know something about two hands you played.

#1} Everyone folds to you on button. You raised with Ah 10h, sb reraises, bb folds, you cap it. Correct play? Is A10s really that strong vs a reraise. That ace might not be good right?

Flop then comes 3s Qd 4s and you bet, he reraises, and you reraise. Is that good line as well? You had nothing and he just told you he did.

#2) You had 77 in bb. UTG limps, sb raises, and you reraise. Is that correct as well? Is that protection raise or value.

These questions are probably dumb but i'm still learning so bare with me.

I enjoyed watching this. As a relative noob to SH, so don't want to claim that I know what was wrong or right, but I am interested in others thoughts on this hand . . .

7'30" in. SB seems to be a LAG.

Hero raises A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]T [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] on Button, SB 3 bets, Hero caps, SB calls.

Flop is 3 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]Q [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]4 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]
Hero bets, SB raises, Hero 3 bets, SB calls

Turn is 8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
Hero bets.

I am not sure about the flop and turn play here. Is this standard?

I know I don't like this turn call.

Raise 1st in from SB with KJo, BB calls

Flop 934r
Hero bets, BB raises, Hero calls

Turn is a 2
Hero check/calls ??

Lastly, it would be a lot easier on your eyes and easier to see your stats, if you blacked out all of the seats and carpet from your layout. Just remember to save your table layout as read only, as Crypto auto updates the images every now and again.

1) u call a button raise w/ k8 and donk a Q97 flop with a flush draw. really bad, that flop hits like every hand

2) u open qts, get 3bet and flop a queen. don't donk, c/r

3) guy opens in the hijack or something, u defend with A2. flop kjx with a flush draw and u donk. not good

dont have the attention span to go further

You gaybet too much.

by gay bet u mean i bet too ofteren with nowt ?

I mean you bet into the person who has initiative too often instead of check/raising. A couple places I would've even check/folded where you donkbet.