NLHE hu 5 dollar

1st hand, i like the result but did i play wrong? cbet or no? mayb check turn? wt to bet river (i bet liek 3/4)
2nd hand i think i play ok but wondering 2nd input coz its pretty weird spot.
3rd hand i think i play this real bad. i didnt want to play big pot on that flop but in hindsight i think shoulda raise turn. is check flop OK in that spot or bet/fold better?
4th hand i thought he either have like weaker queen than me or FD. he snap call REALLY REALLY fast on my bet. what to do on this turn??

Submitted by : hiems

Full Tilt Poker Game #6250589169: $5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go (47575201), Table 1 - 10/20 - No Limit Hold'em - 18:53:30 ET - 2008/05/01
Seat 1: poker2606 (1,450)
Seat 2: Hero (1,550)
poker2606 posts the small blind of 10
Hero posts the big blind of 20
The button is in seat #1

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
poker2606 calls 10
Hero raises to 60
poker2606 calls 40

Flop (Pot : $120.00)

   
Hero checks
poker2606 checks

Turn (Pot : $120.00)

   
Hero bets 80
poker2606 raises to 160
Hero calls 80

River (Pot : $440.00)

   

Full Tilt Poker Game #6250610454: $5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go (47575201), Table 1 - 10/20 - No Limit Hold'em - 18:55:21 ET - 2008/05/01
Seat 1: poker2606 (850)
Seat 2: Hero (2,150)
Hero posts the small blind of 10
poker2606 posts the big blind of 20
The button is in seat #2

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
Hero raises to 60
poker2606 raises to 100
Hero calls 40

Flop (Pot : $200.00)

   
poker2606 bets 80
Hero calls 80

Turn (Pot : $360.00)

   
poker2606 bets 140
Hero has 15 seconds left to act
Hero has requested TIME
Hero calls 140

River (Pot : $640.00)

   
poker2606 has 15 seconds left to act
poker2606 bets 530, and is all in
Hero folds
Uncalled bet of 530 returned to poker2606
poker2606 mucks
poker2606 wins the pot (640)

Summary
Total pot 640 | Rake 0
Board:  
Seat 1: poker2606 (big blind) collected (640), mucked
Seat 2: Hero (small blind) folded on the River

Full Tilt Poker Game #6250697762: $5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go (47575201), Table 1 - 15/30 - No Limit Hold'em - 19:02:54 ET - 2008/05/01
Seat 1: poker2606 (1,375)
Seat 2: Hero (1,625)
poker2606 posts the small blind of 15
Hero posts the big blind of 30
The button is in seat #1

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
poker2606 calls 15
Hero checks

Flop (Pot : $60.00)

   
Hero checks
poker2606 bets 60
Hero calls 60

Turn (Pot : $180.00)

   
Hero checks
poker2606 bets 90
Hero calls 90

River (Pot : $360.00)

   
Hero checks
poker2606 checks

Full Tilt Poker Game #6250769952: $5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go (47575201), Table 1 - 20/40 - No Limit Hold'em - 19:09:09 ET - 2008/05/01
Seat 1: poker2606 (1,230)
Seat 2: Hero (1,770)
Hero posts the small blind of 20
poker2606 posts the big blind of 40
The button is in seat #2

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
Hero raises to 120
poker2606 calls 80

Flop (Pot : $240.00)

   
poker2606 checks
Hero bets 160
poker2606 calls 160

Turn (Pot : $560.00)

   
poker2606 checks

first hand looks fine, but it's not often that you will get that result, keep that in mind. I don't really like the second hand when you are chasing that kind of draw, I'd fold the turn. I actually like leading the flop on the third hand because it is easy to get value out of other jacks. if he showed strength I would make it a fold though. on the fourth hand, check behind on the turn and reevaluate on the river.

hand 1:

when you play heads up, your pf betting is important. you generally want to bet more oop than ip, because 1) protection from oop, 2) more chips in the pot. when blinds are 10/20, and you are on button to open, there are 20+10 chips committed. you are raising to 60, standard, which is 2x the pot, or 3x bb. when oop and button limps, there are 40 chips in pot. i would open to 2x the pot to 80. i like your flop check, because most hands you open with miss, and if you bet you can really only rep a Q or spades. by checking you allow some mystery, and you could be trapping. you bet turn because you have to build pot for value, and you got good river. i like it, but i also think that, to mix up your game, you need to cbet that flop a good 33-50% of the time, just because villain will fold quite a bit, and is probably not capable of making a big bluff on that board.

hand 2: standard, but fold turn.

hand 3:

i lead flop for pot, bet a blank turn, and probably put some sort of value bet in on the river. play that hand for pot control. i would pot flop, probably bet just under half pot on turn, and probably bet about the same chip amt on river. if i bet turn and villain raised really strong or shoved, i go to the tank and fold, because you have so many chips behind to call a shove on drawy board that was limped pf.

hand 4:

i am only afraid of spades here. if he hit a set, its a cooler. i think 66% of the pot on flop, as a bet, is not bad, but given the texture of the board, straight and flush draws, i am more likely to bet a little more than 160 into 240, but i might be nitpicking. i think if i was to play that hand, with no real reads on villain, i would open as you did, bet about 185-200 (195 for me) on that flop, and if villain called, check behind on turn. because you didnt show a river card, im guessing you bet, he shoved and you called (lost) or folded. lets assume you check behind, any kind of scare card for me would be another spade or card to complete a straight draw, and cards like K and J scare me, because KQ and QJ are very possible here. if those came up, i am checking behind, or if he bets an amount that gives me 3:1 odds or better, im calling. otherwise, folding. if river is a card we presume to be safe, im betting about 1/3 to 1/2 pot. i would expect a call from worse.

appreciate the advices!

hand 2, i dont get it. im geting 640:140 close to 6:1 on my 2x gutshot straight draw, which is close to like 18 percent to hit that river card. dont i get positive value?? also i could get a baby bet on river or somethin?

hand 2:

on turn its 140 into a pot of 500 after he bets, but really i dont think you can depend on jacks or tens as outs with the king on board. you are really looking to hit one of your gutshots, so you have at most 8 outs. why not just fold, save chips and pick a better spot? you missed turn, villain is showing strength, just give it up, man. also villain is shorter and is most certainly pushing nearly every river, you really dont want any diamonds to hit, either, even if you make your hand. so 8d is bad card and so is Qd. it seems like you are clinging to the hand with the hopes of getting lucky and i would much rather pitch it. let fish take a smaller amount of chips to keep him short, and to keep yourself in control of the match, and pick a better spot to get him. you essentially have air. you dont even beat bluffs. by calling turn you are just giving him more incentive to get it in on the river, giving him more chips, confidence, and some momentum. if you do call turn, make sure it is a hand that is either a very very strong combo draw, or something like top pair+ flush draw, or something. this hand is way too weak. if this was a hu ring game and both stacks were full or deep, i consider it, but not here.