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400 hand lost 6.5 buy-in





preflop raise?











i think this hand cooler







this hand i think tilt + river bet/fold

1. Its a cooler because CO is fish
2. Check/fold flop probably, definitely do not continue on turn. Make a 3-bet calling range for him and see how many aces he has.
3. IDK how often you should get KK in pre for 100bb but it basically depends on villains and player pool
4. Fold River. What hands do you think he is raising with on that board? You don't beat any of them.
5. Your villain (who is a fish) continues on flop with 9x, sometimes 2x, clubs and qx, pocket pairs, Tx. On the river everything beats you except 2x and busted Tx. He is fish so he has a lot more clubs than normal, and you having a queen blocks his queen combos so you should be check-folding.

Basically you should try to put your opponent on a likely range of hands and play accordingly.

This Result: yet i'm fish

Thank you

I looked again my hand history.

Perhaps I met j3o and then became a calling station.

Besides 1,3 hand, I seem to have made a bigger mistake.

I Think The 3 hand was not so bad as I could meet AA and QQ with a 50% chance.

More a Opponent Hand Range learning Thx

One more Question

How to best way read to Opponent Hand Range?

I am still fish, is it enough to know the Opponent hand range with the hand range I know?

if not used hud software Can i judge Opponent Hand Range how loose and tight?

You don't need to know the ranges exactly, just have a good idea of what they usually have and what they most likely do not have. Are they mostly strong or mostly weak? You can get HUD as free trial, 1 month of pokertracker and 1 month of holdem manager. Ranges change after every action, for example preflop UTG can have any of the top 12% or whatever hands, whereas on the river if they bet they are usually going to have a few strong hands relative to the board. Just try to figure out what kinds of hands your opponent might bet or check or call or whatever. Download Flopzilla or Equilab and see if you can play around with it for a bit.

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OMG he is just starting and willing to study.
OP avoid posting several hands in one post you can always get better discussion keeping the rule One hand per thread.
Hands are rather coolers I only disliked the way you played KK on Axx monoflop. 2nd pair is rather x flop when you want to cb (most because you dont have K in FD suit) it should be much smaller size.
Some hands should be played bit more carefully, the KT trips when river hit UTG's AK or AQ on the turn wher J and FD hit.

Try to post less hands in 1 thread

H1: Seems pretty standard.

H2: Check flop. No need to try and GII with 2nd pair.

H3: Standard.

Variance is a real thing just gotta play through it. If you feel as though its going to effect your play after you lose a few buy ins no shame in taking a break.

Fish, but probably still a winning player at 2nl to be honest. The only hand you really butchered was KK on Axx flop. Couple hands you face a min-raise, which I don't make a habit of folding to when I have any value. Price is too sick. Other than that KK vs AA PF is a cooler obviously not sure why even include it. Based on these hands I have a feeling you're losing a lot more value elsewhere, though. I specifically notice some pretty glaring bet size leaks.

Both. You obviously got coolered but you made a lot of mistakes as well. Betting pot on the flop then jamming the turn with KK on Axx in a 3bet pot is really, really bad. You made several bet sizing mistakes and over-valued marginal hands.


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