Hey Guys,

After a long while i am back at SNG 9-Man, and after a little session, some spots came to mind and looking it over now on HEM trying to figure out a few spots.
I ll be using a link with the Hand Replay, since for some reason i cant use the Hand History Converter here..any hints are more then welcome.


In this Spot, I was unsure if i should 3Bet or Fold, even though just now looking at Villains Stats he had a 43/30 in 76 Hands.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?6851188

In this second one, I am unsure on my sizing on the Turn, because now looking at it, kind of seems like the majority of he time i ll only get called by worse

http://www.pokerhand.org/?6851190


On this one its just a question about my range here to open here, wasnt sure about it.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?6851192

This one, looking back at it now, I m not sure if i played it correctly or not...at least now looking back it seems quite unorthodox

http://www.pokerhand.org/?6851193


This is all for now, Sorry if its not properly put, I am kind of new to the "Posting Hands"

Thanks in advance for every opinion or advice.

Whats the buy in of these SNGs?

AQo, we shouldnt fold. Im guessing vs 43/30 player im 3b getting it in. If u feel that u dont wanna stackoff with AQo for more than 50bbs, calling is certainly ok.

AKdd, your flop sizing is poor. You should bet less as ur just dominating his range so hard. Turn jam is just purely overplay.

77, just open raise this, dont limp. Some prefer just openshoving and i think thats a prty crappy move as we are doing that prty much just with our low/mid pairs and some Ax hands we dont wanna raise/fold.

Hi Fefight Thanks a lot for the input,
Sorry, Its in between $1.50 and $3 SNGs

1st hand - Readless I muck AQ here. Against this guy Id 3bet. Calling can be an option too.

2nd hand - Your assumption is correct. The all-in makes it hard for worse hands to call. What you want is a size that allows weaker Aces to call.

3rd hand - Folding AJ here is waaay too tight. Its hard to give ranges without reads and all, but AJ is not even close.

4th hand - The limp/shove is indeed rather unorthodox. I love the play, but I want reads like someone behind is very aggro.