Quote Originally Posted by aislephive
Hand 1: I felt like I missed a lot of value from this hand.
This is a pretty good flop to check raise, and you might have gotten more out. I think you did OK considering the diamond on the river. If he had 99 instead of K9 would you even post this?

Hand 2: s there ever a spot to lay this down on a flop like this? Just asking for future reference since it's near impossible to put them on a hand.
Well played - he is just betting you don't have 99+ or a K and can't call him.
I might lay down an 8 or TT-JJ here, but no better. Not that if he DID have the king, and put you on a big pair - he would have pwnt choo.

Hand 3: I decided to try to bluff at this pot, I made the standard call with AQs OOP, even though his raise was quite large.
No likey. 8x PFR usually means a medium big pair 99-QQ. Great frop for him, bad time to bluff.
Hand 4: On the river he made a massive overbet of the pot. I used to look these bets up a lot and normally they would show me a better hand and I would feel
I put him on 89 or KQ floating your c-bet. He could also be slow playing, but panicked when you checked behind on the turn. Pot odds are horrible, I might call with TPGK+, but not 2nd pair. This is a nice bluff by villian in a tourney where you cannot reload.... here... I dunno. ... Actually anything villian could possibly have beats you except maybe 99/88. JQ?? He could be "bluffing" with A-rag, and you still lose.


Hand 5: ...o I made a smallish bet into the pot and he folded. What on earth could he have here?
Mis click. Either accidental call or accidental fold.
No, probably JX OESD that missed river. Possibly gutshot.