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[QUOTE="diabloblanco, post: 346030, member: 4734"] I understood the purpose of this and most of the other "hand analysis" threads you've started over the past month or so was mainly to try and plug leaks or get opinions on how to better play certain hands in certain situations. However, most of the time when I read these threads of yours nothing really jumps off thw screen as a really bad play. I mean, there were a few hands I would have played totally different as I recall, but just because I would play them different doesn't mean you played them wrong. The main problem I think you might want to work on or adjust about your game IMO is that you hang on to a hand in the face of re-raises and even re-re-raises a lot, without giving your opponent credit for a hand that has you beat. Just not letting them go and move on. Not because I think you don't know when you're up against a big hand, but maybe you're paying them off to see if your nice hand really isn't going to stand up against what they've been jamming the pot with. A majority of you're hand histories, while very strange indeed seeing as they have consistantly happened to you for the past month or so, are you're decent hands running into other decent hands, most of the time really close to your hand strength. [/QUOTE]
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