Iam getting a little too aggressive.

[fasin8ing]

A 10 suited.. Easy fold to any raise pre flop, limping LP is ok too depending on who is in the hand and how I have observed them in the past hands pound people drawing.

If your in the BB is this an ok call? What odds am I truly getting since I already put in 30 ?

Also, do you ever think to yourself when someone raises and often overbets the pot or gives no odds to call shit.. And you have a lower suited connector or QKs , J 10 suited ... "This is going to be too expensive to draw and toss it? Or have you witnessed a donkish kinda player give great odds and call his raise in hopes to drawing them out. Trouble Iam having is recently I have been playing extremely aggressive... Iam not getting paid as much as I use to by being tight passive. Whats my problem here and in what scenarios should I go back to being tight passive? Iam kicking people out the pot as if I am scared to play my hands.. Iam not really scared to play a hand through the river.. Iam more or less thinking everyone is on a draw.. I must punish. lol . I think I have been drawed out on too much. I dunno .. I dunno.. Heres a hand for an example of over aggresion.

1. Is this call ok .. ?
2: Did I raise to much on the flop?
3. Did i do the right thing and end it right here?

Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t15/t30
8 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: t1750
UTG+1: t1600
MP1: t1400
MP2: t2130
CO: t1320
Button: t2260
SB: t1690
Hero: t1350

Pre-flop: (8 players) Hero is BB with A T
5 folds, Button raises to t90, SB folds, Hero calls t60.

Flop: 2 5 T (t195, 2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets t120, Hero raises to t450.
Uncalled bets: t330 returned to Hero.

Results:
Final pot: t435

[zenbitz]

Yeah, I just call pre-flop. I would fold off-suited. You best know how to play the board and your opp if you flop an Ace though. No point in re-raising because the blinds are low.

This board is so safe, I think I check/call instead of raise. Unless he's playing all low cards and has a straight draw, the most he can have is 3 outs. If he has a set or over pair you're crushed and should definitly NOT be juicing the pot.

Leading I think wins too little, and you might puke if you got raise. check/call is perfect. I think if a scary card his (JQK not diamonds) you should lead out the turn...