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preflop your stats look mostly fine. A few comments though, as always. Also, for future ref, you can click the header box of the position report and it will order the report top to bottom per position which makes it easier reading.
1) I think that you can/should c-bet more often given the huge strength of your preflop ranges.
2) You can steal more too, 19% is way low. You should be opening wider from cutoff and button particularly.
3) Your play vs 3-bets is interesting, i'm not sure how much of that 40% non-folding is calling and how much is 4-bets, but I hope you aren't calling AK and 99-QQ for set/confused value...
ok, comments on hands:
hand 1 - AhKh.
preflop is nice. Plop is nice and turn is fine as well. Villain is repping a very narrow range, and sure he has TJ occasionally, but also AQ/KQ/Asxs even raw AJ/AT/A3 sometimes. You basically have no option but to stack top two vs a likely fish, especially when you're only 40bb deep.
hand 2 - QhQc
call or 3b are both fine preflop. 3b is probably better with your nit image vs an MP open, just because villain's range isn't that strong and you'll auto-fold when he c-bets any A/K high flop, and not raise other flops for value/protection when you should. Flop is a raise most of the time, and river is a fold or raise as played. Villain typically has KK/Ax and checked the turn cos he's scared of flushes after your call on the flop and now is trying to play river value catch-up. You should consider raising this river as bluff
(flushes and JQ both heavily in your range, villain has very few flushes in his range and you block JQ pretty hard), but villain is unlikely to be good enough for this bluff to be decent. Know your villain and probably fold this time.
hand 3 - AhAd
cbet bigger cos it doesn't influence his calling range much. As played it's interesting cos effective stackes are messy, villain has less than pot behind and you have an overpair. This is one of those spots where bet-fold is not an option and you have to bet cos there is value to be had. I mean, if you shove i think you're ahead > 33% of the time when he calls, so shoving is +EV. Is this optimal? difficult to say. In this spot i'd wonder what his fold to c-bet stat was (it's on my hud) before i played turn, as played and i guess i'd just shove and hate seeing 55/QQ but, meh, what can you do.
hand 4 - AsKh
you have to put villain on a range on the flop before you call. There are no draws out there, so i doubt he is raising with worse than AQ -> folding is ok.... turn is interesting cos you now beat A6 and AJ so you can pretty much just bet-fold the turn cos he's gonna station the stuff you beat and raise his JJ/66 sub-range.
hand 5 - 9c9h
preflop great
flop and i think your c-bet is a little too big, but it works out great
turn and it's interesting, note that whatever size you choose will leave you feeling pot committed vs a river diamond, so bet-size to deny villain implied odds on the flush draw and note that you are not folding on any river. Shoving is ok. So is potting cos flush draws only have 7 outs (not 9 cos 4d/8d boats etc). Pot is better cos you can still get calls from his KQ sub-range that will snap-fold vs a shove.
hand 6 - AhKd
hero doesn't 4b without a plan. I mean, stats show that villain is a playmaster, but you don't really want him 5b shoving JJ here cos you get lost and are behind his range. Calling the 3b pre is best unless you are confident that villain will continue with AQ vs a 4b. As played it's gross cos you just know that villain has you crushed most of the time, but it's bu vs blind and you got da AK. I fold vs a bunch of villains here and don't tell yaawn/the irc about it. Given your nit image i think this is even more of a fold cos villain is probably aware/has a hud up.
hand 7 - AdAs
3b bigger out of position. 4x is good. Bet-fold turn $8 as played, or check-fold if you can read souls. Just don't check-call cos it's gross.
hand 8 - AcKh
call pre is ok vs a nit sometimes, but wtf vs a 70-30? vs a 70-30 and holding AK this is 3b/5b/get it in however you can preflop. As an aside, vs a nit open from ep i prefer 3-betting AK/AQ and flatting AA/KK. There is an interesting recent post touching on this in the FR forum i think. Anyway, you got da dreaded check-raise from a maniac when you hold top trips top kicker. You're only behind A8/88 and he can take this line for value with AT... I just cib in this spot, he's never folding and nor are you.
hand 9 - JsJd
hero considers a fold vs the c-raise, or calling and trying to get to showdown cheap.
hand 10 - AhKh
3b pre vs the obvious TAG iso. Flop is ok i guess, but think about what you are maybe doing. Calling for value vs AQ? Drawing to 6 outs vs QQ? Lost? as played this turn is an interesting spot where you can shove or call. Shoving as semi-bluff is interesting cos your line is consistent with 88/33/22 which are all in your range, and you have between 7 and 15 outs when called. You also have ok implied odds to the far from obvious flush, so calling isn't terrible.
hand 11 - KdKs
pre-flop is fine, so is 3-b to $2.75.
Without reads you can just fold to the flop c-raise, his range here is like TJ/TT-AA/QdKd/AdKd/AdQd. He doesn't really have QJ here often enough for your call to be good. Remember that any villains that have a HUD will think you're ubernit, so he's expecting you to have KK+ here always.
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