I tried to perform that supertight passive counter strategy written by Aokrongly. Here is some situation I want to know about if "is it a pure counter play?". I decided to give it a shot in order to learn my patience and forge some discipline, here we go:

Is it a pure counter play?

Sportingbet $0.05-0.10

1. AQs UTG+1, I limp so do 4 other players. If someone raised up to 5xBB I'd call, but no raise was made. I flop TPTK on QTx board, check called 1XBB flop, then the same on turn (J). JTQxx rainbow on river, I called 1xBB, showed my pair of queens and took the pot woth of about 10BB. Pure counterplay was good here?

2. AA, MP, 1 limper, I raise 5xBB (not a CtPlay I know, it was my contitional reflex), 3 callers, flop Q24 2 spades, turn 5, river K, no flush, rags make wheel possibility, I check-call 1/3 potsize bets from 1 opponent and beat his QJ. Pot was around 40BB here. Counterplayed g00t? (except that PF raise, it should be limped in CtPlay strat, then check-called small bets if overpair or raise huge on turn or river if aces tripped or better? )

3. KQo on LP, lot of limper I limp too in the hope to hit straight draw. Flop K22 2 diamonds, I check-call small bets (1/4 pot and less), third deuce on turn, checkcall and third diamond on river. The opp (big blind) bets pot (around 25BB + 25BB bet), Should I have pushed here AI? I thought, my hand was strong but not pure nuts, I called here. He showes me his 2 diamond rags and types "you fucking fish".
Deuces full vs (flush OR quads OR better fullhouse). Minraise or raise big or AI or just call? I felt really fishy after just calling...Probably counterplay mistake (should I have raised by little one-card boat?)


About tight play:

I muck everything that is not a TT+ pair, or AK, AK and AQ in EP, and lay down my TPTK, TPGK, underpair on clear demonstration of strength on turn/river.

High s00ted connectors in LP and lot of limpers are only usable to straight/flush hand, I lay top pair hand if I'm not drawing to the nuthand.

Not a lot playable situations in that style of play, What do you think about those 3 hand (according to counterplay strat)?