a few quick hands

hand 1: if you're gonna raise KJ on the flop you should raise to an amount to enable you to put either of those two allin on the turn (or at least not let the caller have 2x psb on the turn) raise it up to $12ish.

hand 2: just go ahead and 4bet, cool thing about AK is we love just winning the steal/resteal here

hand 3: extremely read dependant, especially what you've seen him do potting when the pot is bloated...pushing here isn't a bad idea and folding probably isn't that bad either.

hand 4: cc is fine since draws probably make up a huge part of his range on the turn, if you think there's some value betting small isn't a bad idea since i highly doubt he will raise you as a bluff.

hand 5: inducing here just isn't a good idea. you've shown tons of strength and no scare card fell plus more often than not he's got a hand with decent showdown value so you're letting him off the hook for an extra $10 or so. if a jack or queen fell that might be a good spot to induce.

hand 6: allin is fine, since there's such a gap between their stacks you're gonna have decent equity no matter what you do

hand 7: i wouldn't call unless i had a decent read that he gets spazzy with jacks etc.

hand 1: raise flop bigger

hand 2: 4bettttt

hand 3: id bet flop sometimes here. call or fold is fine. shoving doesnt let him continue with bluffs and its typically a spot where he'll only call with better and fold worse.

hand 4: against a halfstack tard i usually just barrel flop and turn here and expect to get called by t9o.

hand 5: just jam here.

hand 6: since tony is allin and shark just flatcalled, jamming seems really awesome here.

hand 7: fold is fine.

I want cake money.

I commented in the hands themselves, but a lot of these spots are a lot easier with basic reads. Don't know if you just didn't share them, but good notes turn some of these into really abc spots.

On August 03 2009 15:13 Jonoman92 wrote: I want cake money.

how much ya want? also u send first. we can do it in small increments.