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Originally Posted by sauhund
I dont know man, what do you want?
Impossible to tell how you play, but you only post some examples of bad beats. Of course, the variance is high in PLO, could be that you are a winning player just on a downswing, but also likely that you have several leaks to fix in your game overall.
I can tell you, getting it in with AA against K984 pre is not a leak, so why post it?
whats the x axis in your graph? if its sessions played, you would have played 300 sessions to reach 7k hands in your first graph.
I know the hand I post is a bad beat, I just want to know how to improve from what I observed other bad beats losing hands be like...
Flopped top set with bare set on board Ah4dTs and multi-way pot.
I had AsAd5d5h I bet pot on SB and BB raise pot with KdJc6s4h
UTG called with Kc8d7d6c
Button called with KhJsJh7s
I raised all in with the chip left and got a call from all of them.
turn 8h and river Qc made KdJc6s4h KhJsJh7s completely straight.
Yes, sometimes bad beats not happen and I hit the good draw like...
Board 4sKhTc6s on the turn
I bet pot with AsKcQcJs on SB
BB called with 9h9c7s4c
UTG called with Ts8s7d3h
CO called with AhQdTh4d
river 5s I bet pot again, BB fold, UTG calls, CO folds
The game is soft like that...
or another hand, this maybe my overplay...
I held AsTc5s3h on Button multi-way with
UTG AdTh8h4d
MP Qh9s8s5h
CO AcJcJh6h
everybody checked to me I bet all in and everybody called...
turn 8c
river Kd
UTG won...
In the first graph, it seems these happen along the way (10 buy-ins), I want to know that should I manage more buy-ins for these (that I add more as mentioned) or just improve my play.
I change the x-axis to hands played as below.