I'm accumulating a lot of hands. What sort of hands make for good posts? I'm looking at feedback from my play. Should I be looking for just spots where I believe I had trouble?

In addition. When posting should I give a brief description of my thought process behind my moves or should I just leave it as brief as possible?

Post hands where you were unsure on what decision to make. Include stacks, reads, and action up to (but no further than) your decision point. Including your thoughts isn't bad but keeping it brief is generally useful

pro tip: focus on posting hands you've won, not the ones you lost. Most people make just as many (or more) mistakes in the hands they've won, but they tend to fixate on losses, so those mistakes often go unnoticed

See above .. post hands where there was actually a difficult 'decision point' (or two) whether you won or not. Poker is about making the most equitable decisions over many hands, not just one hand that went one way or another.

Everybody here has had their Aces cracked (seemingly) hundreds of times .. AA v KK is not a thread .. AA from EP multi-way 'may' be thread worthy depending how deep the stacks are and other Player dynamics.

Other 'thread worthy' spots may be where an opponent showed a holding that totally caught you off guard. These threads could be very short if your opponent was 'awful' or they could be interesting based on how the hand played out before the reveal.


KEY NOTE .. don't post results or at least use the 'spoiler' function to hide the results.

Some of the best threads start off with just the PF and Flop play and then after a few comments you can come back and add the Turn action later. GL