Played my best, ran terrible. No tilt at all. I'm more proud of this session than most others since I kept my cool the whole time, didn't even come close to tilting. So many tough spots but I played as well as I could... that's all that matters. Stats are off b/c I had some software issues for the first hour.
Biggest losses:
CONSIDER lines villain would take w/ hands in his RANGE that are MOST LIKELY
+ ALL HANDS IN HIS RANGE that would take a certain line. A-
DO NOT put TOO MUCH WEIGHT in LIMITED SAMPLES. A-
ASK myself ALL the right QUESTIONS @ ALL TIMES. A-
IMPROVE EMOTIONAL control. A+
Be MORE conscious of barreling range. A-
Do NOT make moves w/o a plan. A-
Do NOT BARREL THE TURN SO FREQUENTLY. A-
PAY ATTENTION TO FOLDS vs. OPPONENTS in SITUATIONS when 3x barreling. B+
WATCH opponents INTENTLY, EVEN FOR VALUE to IMPROVE our 3x barrel bluff game. B-
When trying out a NEW LINE, do it for VALUE first. B+
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In hindsight I think the mistake I made is that even though he was active post-flop, he hadn't donked into 2 other players before but I raised anyway. Plus it wasn't a half pot bet or less. Too agro? Such a tough spot as we're 3 handed on the flop and there are tons of bad turns that put me behind or puts me in a tougher spot. Villain was 57/22 over 53 hands. I've got to stop assuming so much in spots where villain just hasn't taken these lines, if I've seen him make this play a few times, then it's a viable option. If not, I need to give him some credit... at least one or two times. IDK, this player type seems like the type to take weird lines with what he perceives to be a good hand.
Hero raises to 4.5 BB, MP calls 4.5 BB, CO raises to 30 BB and is all-in, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to 96 BB, MP raises to 162 BB, Hero calls 1.8 BB and is all-in
River:(68 BB, 2 players) J SB raises to 21.3 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 21.3 BB
Spoiler:
SB shows 5 K (Straight, Ace High)
SB wins 105.1 BB
Rake paid 5.5 BB
Folded to a TAG that hadn't bet too much post-flop. He hadn't 3bet once either in 70 hands. I thought I was beat, either JJ/QQ maybe AQ. Doubt he had AJ/KT/55, especially AA. Probably should've bet closer to 1/2 pot on the flop too.
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Had issues again w/ software all session long, so almost 1/2 the hands aren't in the DB. Also couldn't find more than 1 table for first 90 minutes of session, it was strange. Sat at 25NL since I was bored 1 tabling but it was full of micro stacks and I left once a few 6 max 10NL tables opened up. I couldn't start tables myself and could only join tables that weren't full. Not many tables at all today across all stakes, it has me worried. I've never had that issue before. Played well overall. Couldn't really get anything going at all besides this hand that saved me from a bigger losing session. Rough session, lots of small-medium pot bad beats and pretty much no action w/ my big hands post and pre-flop other than this 1 hand.
CONSIDER lines villain would take w/ hands in his RANGE that are MOST LIKELY
+ ALL HANDS IN HIS RANGE that would take a certain line. A-
DO NOT put TOO MUCH WEIGHT in LIMITED SAMPLES. A
ASK myself ALL the right QUESTIONS @ ALL TIMES. A-
IMPROVE EMOTIONAL control. A+
Be MORE conscious of barreling range. A
Do NOT make moves w/o a plan. A-
Do NOT BARREL THE TURN SO FREQUENTLY. A
PAY ATTENTION TO FOLDS vs. OPPONENTS in SITUATIONS when 3x barreling. A
WATCH opponents INTENTLY, EVEN FOR VALUE to IMPROVE our 3x barrel bluff game. A-
When trying out a NEW LINE, do it for VALUE first. A