An $11 turbo for review.

[Anosmic]

I think there lots of silly mistakes.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/Online-...ment-1136.html

Hands 5, 10 and 15 leap to mind...

Be interested in hearing thoughts.

[bjsaust]

Hand 3: Bad spot to limp.

Hand 5: No, I dont mind this call. Odds are close if not raised behind and you have 2 players in front already.

Hand 8: I dont like from UTG 6 handed. SngPT agrees.

Hand 10: Again dont like this from this position and SngPT agrees.

Hand 15: Bad call! Gap concept, you need better hands to call with than to raise with. JKo is not a calling for most of your chips hand 2/3 of your chips hand.

Hand 17: You have no reason to be in that hand. Waste of 600 chips.

Hand 19: You could raise this, no need to let him limp in here, but its not bad as played.

Hand 21: Like that, nice!

Hand 25: I'm likely to let this one go PF after the raise, but bare it in mind for a trap later.

Hand 28: If you're prepared to call a push over with this hand, just put him AI to begin with. This isnt a good enough hand to trap with, so make the decision to play as hard as possible.

Hand 31: Interesting, he's trying to trap after you raised him off his limps earlier.

Hand 32: Wtf. He called a push for all his chips with a gutshot? Rough luck that he hit an out.

[rubixstreub]

Hand 1: Don’t like AJo this early… hard to believe but I think this is an easy fold

Hand 3: JTs I don’t like the limp, you got too many people behind you and you’re the first one to limp in.

Hand 4: again, way too early to be playing AJo UTG

Hand 5: 44 - pretty marginal call after a min-raise. You could get paid off, or you could see significant action behind you….

Hand 8: KQo Less than 8BB pushing KQo is probably correct 6-handed UTG, but if you had more chips I’d fold. EDIT: interesting, figured with his stack this might actually be profitable. KQo is seriously my biggest headache hand, never know what to do with it... seems like I should just avoid it outside the SB or Button.

Hand 15: don’t like this call- absolutely no need to make it, but I’m sure you know it was bad (don’t be results oriented). Not too worry, I did practically the same thing tonight… live and learn.

EDIT: Hand 17: yep, missed this one... terrible limp, waste of 600.

Hand 28: wow, as passive as he seems to have been I can’t believe he pushed with that. You’re owning him so far… to bad he got lucky.

Hand 32: jez, what the hell is he calling you’re all-in on the flop, a gut shot.

Sorry he beat you, you clearly out-played him heads up. Nice tourney, although I think you’re a little loose early preflop, but nice aggression late.

[Anosmic]

Hand 5: No, I dont mind this call. Odds are close if not raised behind and you have 2 players in front already.

I'm unsure about it. But not the worst idea in the world I guess.

Hand 8: I dont like from UTG 6 handed. SngPT agrees.

I dunno. It's not a great hand and it requires care post-flop. The degree to which it's better than air is perhaps then, marginal.
But then air is good

Hand 15: Bad call! Gap concept, you need better hands to call with than to raise with. JKo is not a calling for most of your chips hand 2/3 of your chips hand.

This was read based. Given this guy's pushing range (approx 50%?) it's a call according to SNGWiz.
I'd seen this guy push a looooot in this sort of position. When he was looked up he'd previously shown Q6o and 56o.
Of course he had it this time.

So I'm still not sure. Do I wait for a better spot to look him up?

Hand 17: You have no reason to be in that hand. Waste of 600 chips.

Hand 19: You could raise this, no need to let him limp in here, but its not bad as played.

My thinking here was quite simply that with two of us in the hand we're more likely to bust out StoneTMS.
I checked these hands down because I wanted it HU.

Now, I know that one can use fear of crashing out in 3rd to put pressure o number 2, but I find that hard to do. I wanted to get HU because I don't think this guy is calling AI until we are and with my lead I don't want 2 more of his BBs I want his stack if I get a hand.

That was my reasoning anyway.

Hand 25: I'm likely to let this one go PF after the raise, but bare it in mind for a trap later.

Just mixing it up a bit really. Trying to get him bold enough to make a mistake and get this over with.

Hand 28: wow, as passive as he seems to have been I can’t believe he pushed with that. You’re owning him so far… to bad he got lucky.

This is what I was trying to get him to do. So no complaints

Hand 28: If you're prepared to call a push over with this hand, just put him AI to begin with. This isnt a good enough hand to trap with, so make the decision to play as hard as possible.

I'm prepared to go AI with this, but I want him to call something. I think he thinks he's got FE because I'm not commiting enough. Which is of course rubbish.

Hand 32: Wtf. He called a push for all his chips with a gutshot? Rough luck that he hit an out.

Hand 32: jez, what the hell is he calling you’re all-in on the flop, a gut shot.

Thanks. I think it was unlucky and I did get it in ahead and am okay with it (easier to be okay when you still get paid ).
I may have taken liberties HU, but then I like messing around when I have the big stack, so long as it doesn't hurt my chances too much; and I don't think it every really did.

As for early looseness, I agree... but I'm not exactly sure how much of that I want to remove... but I'm definitely taking your comments onboard.

Thanks guys for taking the time...