nl200: did i have to lose a buy in here (multiple hands)

[iponnet]

and 3 and 4 are the ones you might have been able to get away from, hands 1 and 2 are coolers

[Smart Money]

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and 3 and 4 are the ones you might have been able to get away from, hands 1 and 2 are coolers

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Hand 2 is not a cooler.

[bottomset]

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and 3 and 4 are the ones you might have been able to get away from, hands 1 and 2 are coolers

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Hand 2 is not a cooler.

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lol

no matter how he plays it, he gets stacked

[hielo_uno]

I think hand 1/2 are okay, tho i prefer to raise a reasonal amount in hand 2 instead of a shove.

For hand 3, i think bet/RR w/ top2 on that board is horrible. It folds out the hands you beat.

For hand 4, i would lead out there. c/r is a little too agressive, especially vs that fishy less than pot under bet.

[BT2]

flat call hand 3, smooth call hand 4. the rest is okay.

[dalerobk]

I really don't like raising out of the blinds in FR against limpers with marginal hands like JTo and A9s. I don't really see how that leads to a lot of good things. I think that is reflective of a bigger problem in all of these hands (or at least 2-4) and that is that you are way too agro when you should show some caution. Being agro can be good but it can also get you into a heap of trouble as you dig yourself and your stack deeper into the hand.

[Smart Money]

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and 3 and 4 are the ones you might have been able to get away from, hands 1 and 2 are coolers

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Hand 2 is not a cooler.

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lol

no matter how he plays it, he gets stacked

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Absolute nonsense. The best players at $1/$2 are able to avoid getting stacked here when stacks are 100BB deep.

[GrandMelon]

1: standard
2: just make a normal 3 bet and obv get it in
3: flop 3 bet needs to be bigger otherwise ok
4: c/r is the worst option, lead or c/c is better. i prefer c/c