Interesting, never thought about shoving turn but your line makes sense.

I think what happened was I was trying to emulate what I'd do with the top of my range (balance i suppose) without thinking about it correctly, ie there's no need.

My post flop game is not my strongest area obviously. At the time I guess I locked on to the bet bet jam line without considering alternatives

I understand slightly where you are coming from, but why would we want inferior hands to fold especially if we put him on a flush draw?

When we bet we bet for 1 of 2 reasons

1) To get inferior hands to call
2) To get better hands to fold

We want to make our opponents make mistakes.

In this particular hand, maybe with the overbet shove on the turn he calls anyway, but I think our reasoning has been skewed a little by the outcome and knowing what he has

If hero has a read that he is on a flush draw, then we want the opponent to stay in the hand although we want to charge him a premium to get there.

Why overbet shove the turn when a smaller bet gives him incorrect drawing odds anyway?

Of course sometimes he gets there, thats poker, but we made V make a mistake to get there. Thats all we can do

Back from dentist, got hit with a massive bill!

Will defo have an impact on my roll cause I have to withdraw some to cover other stuff.

Currently considering either playing the nano stakes games again or maybe rb grinding cash at a dif site. Idk..

Played another session of $2~ abi, 70% 180's. Lost more manies.

Cashed out 90% of roll to skrill, it's either going straight to my bank acc or to another site for rb grinding. Have a tiny bit left on stars, will try grind it up but i doubt anyone would be interested in that

Some sick sh*t happening in my deep runs, well not that sick but just sucks not to catch even one break (in the important stages) in a 85 game session with 12-15 deep runs.

To give a small idea, not a bad beat vent, in fact same aren't even beats. It's all just variance, variance i could have done without =)

2.50 must be some of the craziest games going.

We need variance to be massively on our side when we play these games

Rather than withdraw your roll why don't you stick to non turbo games for a spell.

Obviously you hourly drops theoretically, but there is plenty of games there to allow you to get back to basics and regain your confidence

A mixture of $1 180, 1.50 90 man KO, 2.50 90 man, 3.50 45 man and 4.50 180 man should give you a good spread of games without resorting simply to flipping for stacks.

There may be easier sites out there but failing transferring to cash there is currently no where other than PS with such liquidity in games.

Stick with it mate. You know you are doing all the right things

Thanks for the post mate.

Solid advice also. Problem is I have to take some money out of my roll anyway to cover the unexpected cost of the dentist.

So I'd probably have had to drop to a $1 abi anyway. Decided one last session cause I felt in the zone (played well too imo) but couldn't flip well.

Idk, I just feel that for someone with an improved but still fragile mindset I picked the worst variance games possible, apart from hypers. Maybe it's a case of the grass is greener etc but something appeals to me about a cash grind with good rb.

The roll is just sitting in skrill for now anyway, no decision properly made yet.

What roll are you leaving on stars? It's easy to make reasonable money at that ABI - just play the 0.50 turbos (45, 90, and 180-man) and the 0.25 45/90 and 1.00 regular 45-mans, ratio according to how much you prefer turbos or regulars