reviewing old HH's

[FlyingSaucy]

Does anyone ever look back at really old HH's (like at least 1 or 2 years old) for fun to see how you have changed as a player?

It's especially cool to put it in a replayer, watch the whole thing step by step and right when it is your turn to act pretend that you are actually playing and decide what your move is before you click next and see if your moves lined up.

After reviewing 5 full sngs from 2 years ago I've noticed my post flop game is pretty different now a days. A lot less passive. Early game I used to sit back and wait for flops to hit me and then figure out a way to get paid, now I figure out if there is a way to feasibly get paid on any flop.

[swiggidy]

good idea. Maybe post examples of hands you played one way that you would now play different? It may help bridge gaps?

[K2 the ArmA]

Sounds educational.

[Da GOAT]

strangely i figured it as a waste of time. i dunno really if it is tho, i assume it is

[FlyingSaucy]

sure it probably is a waste of time in terms of improving your game but it is interesting to see nevertheless.

[grasshoppah]

assuming you have improved your play... it would be very beneficial. i think it would confirm that you are making better decisions, reads and situation plays.

same goes if the opposite is true.

uh... so where do you get a replayer?

[taipan168]

I did this a few months back, it was very interesting. I played like a weak/tight donk. It was quite embarrassing really.

The other thing that was interesting was to remind myself of just how horrible $5.50/$6.50 opps were when I played those games.