Mini bets and all ins

[xGREGORx]

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how do you know we are behind? I bet/fold turn. HERO also should've bet more on the flop.

EDIT: I think I am getting all those hands mixed up. I bet turn on hand #1 to make draws pay. I check behind river if villian checks.

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It is much more likely he has a K or T.

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I assume you mean K or J? A weak K might fold to more aggression, a J might fold to more aggression, and we should charge draws - all great reasons to bet. Checking is weak on this board.

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Yes I mean K or J. I agree with your thinking at a higher level and it would be a strong play against a weak/tight player, but not at the micros and especially not at .05/.10!

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yeah good point... I am answering this from a higher level perspective, but I still think it is the right way to play.

[Jurrr]

hand 1: Cbet more; call river. Betting turn is villain dependant; against an unknown you don't, he will call to river with J5o at NL10.

hand 2: Raise the other way around if the software lets you; cbet more; fold turn as played.

hand 3: Raising flop prices out T9 and T8 type of hands. Raise turn as played. Call river as played against this villain. AQ wouldn't raise you pre (unless his PFR% is high).

hand 4: We need reads for this. I call against an aggrodonk; villains range is any 7, AQ, spade draw even maybe if he is very dumb. Against an unknown at NL10 it's a fold; if it's a bluff you will take their money later.

[Falc]

1) call. never raise without a good read.
2) "No ace is allways good. Now I make him pay for any draws he might have." No you didn't, bet more and bet turn.
3) raise flop, raise turn, gogogo allin.
4) easiest call ever.

You pretty much played all of the hands "wrong".

[Jurrr]

I don't see how this is the easiest call ever in hand 4. Villains in NL10 really go "trips/FH - shove" there. I played 20k at NL10.