Ok today I had a good day at the Card Room. I made $205 in about 7hr. Her are a few hands from my session that leave me with a bad taste in my mouth.

Hand #1

I get [9h] in BB

EP limps, MP1 limps, MPs limps, LP raises , I call, all esle call

flop : [Jh][4h] $20 (5 players)

I bets $2, EP folds, MP folds, MP1 raises $4, LP colds calls $4, I call $2

turn: $32 (3 players)

I check (MISTAKE), MP1 Bets $5, LP raises $10, I cold call $10, and so does MP1

river $62 (3 players)

EP checks, LP bets $5, I call $5, EP folds

Results below in White
color=white]I flip over Th 9h and he shows AKo (don't remember suits)[/color]

should have led out on the turn hoping to get raised byt the MP1 player who raised on the flop? Thus leaving a double bet for LP...Correct? When it got raised on the turn I thought I may have been behind to a bigger flush?


Hand #2

Note: The SB is a raising machine and a very bad

I get [9c] OTB and limp after 5 limpers, The SB complets and BB taps

[9s][4d]: $14 (7 players)

All check to CO bets $2 I raise $4, SB makes $6, all fold except CO and I

turn $32 ( 3 players)

SB checks, CO checks, I check ( I though the SB is drawing now)

river $32

SB bets $5, CO folds, I call $5

RESULTS below:

SB has [7c] and I take with [9c]

SHoudl I have bet the turn when I was checked to? ALOT of players at my $2-$5 like to c/r draws on the flop, then check the turn..I dunno why?
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Hand 1: 3 bet flop please and continue to bet/raise from there.

Hand 2: I don't get it. You think he's drawing on the turn so you check? How does this make sense?

Hand #2

After the fact, I thought he was drawing. Thats what I mean by "now". At the time I was confused and realized I should have bet the turn. If I knew at the time I would have bet. I am new however.

Hand #1

I was planning for a C/R on the turn. The raise from the LP made me think I was behind a bigger flush. But hat is just w/t thinking and yeah, I should have 3-bet it

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Growlers,

Hand #1 wqas a disaster! For some reason I got all w/t when that LP raised on the turn. My original plan was to C/R. So when I have a flopped flush I need to blast the pot and if a 4th comes the Ishould slow down when meeting resistance.

As played do you think I should have just called the raise on the flop then 3-bet on turn to wait until the more expensive street. I thought if I 3-bet on the flop I would have given away he strenthg of my hand? Then again it didn't matter if I announced it....they would chase anyway, right?