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[QUOTE="WVHillbilly, post: 717666, member: 29447"] Here's something you can do to better understand your game as well as that of your opponents (not unnecessarily a particular opponent): Go through the HH for an entire session (in your case a freeroll) and analyze every hand. Figure out why people made the plays they did. Take notes about each player as you go and see if their later plays are consistent with your notes. See if you can put players on a range of hands for every hand played. Do this for every hand you have the HH for, not just the ones you played. When you come to a hand that you played don't make assumptions based on what you remember (an older game might work better for this reason) and see if there were things you could have done differently. It's time consuming but it really works and will help you to better understand why some play the way they do. You'll also become better at putting people on a range of hands during play and maybe even identify a few gaps in your own play. [/QUOTE]
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