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Originally Posted by ZombieApoc21
The graph is looking pretty solid. It looks like you are getting some room to play comfortably with your bankroll.
I would fold all of your trashy hands in the sb. I don't think the poor position postflop can be overcome, even given decent pot odds pre. It sounds like this is your generally your train of thought, and based on your statement in your last post, you just happened to make a poor adjustment to your play and were getting in there with hands that you wouldn't normally.
If I may make a suggestion, I think that if you provide some more texture to your hand history's, it will improve the quality of the comments that posters can make. For a lot of your hand history's, there just isn't a lot of room to provide discussion based on what is there. For instance, information on opponents types/tendencies, history with opponents, your thoughts on each street of play, etc.
I am enjoying following a fellow Okie's thread and progress. Keep up the solid work!
Thanks, I have to say I am happy so far with my graph, wondering what it will look like at 500 hours after 1 year. I am fully aware this could be rungood, or an upswing, I have yet to experience any "bad beats" so far. Most of my biggest losses have come what I consider mistakes.
Time will tell I suppose. I'm optimistic about the future.
Writing a more detailed hand history would be a good idea, I tend to take rough notes while playing and then go back over them later and add things I missed. Sometimes I think this gets me into trouble as my short term memory can be pretty bad from time to time.
I have to agree about the small blind. I think I have been playing to loose in that spot. Calling with junk over time has to be -EV, even for a buck. When I do hit I'm usually behind like the hand above.
And I really think I have over corrected and it has put me in these tough spots with mediocre holdings having to call large river bets. If I started with more premium holdings I would be in these tough spots less often. And when I was in them it would be easier to make a decision.
Thanks for the heads up Zombie it really helps to have an outside perspective. This reminds me of my favorite Pink Floyd lyric.
"Strangers passing in the street, by chance two separate glances meet, and I am you and what I see is me"- Roger Waters
Love me some Dark Side of the Moon.
Last edited by SamBJam; 03-07-2017 at 04:09 PM.