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Message: [QUOTE="TorreyB, post: 1693724, member: 64206"] The good news is your hand reading will get lots better over time by trial and error, but it's important to note that when someone reraises you post flop take a look at the texture of what's out there. If you're on the flop, figure out if it's possible they're raising for when a flush draw or u/d straight draw hits, or maybe two cards out there that are common holdings they might have hit, or possibly even flopped a set. Evaluate their play from preflop until now to help visualize what they could be playing. If you're reraised on the turn, and you only have 1 pair it might be best to lay it down. Almost all turn raises mean something stronger than 1 pair. Once you get your opening/calling/reraising hand strategy down pretty good, and use the above information, make some tweaks to your aggression in various spots you'll end up making a decent profit from your sessions online. [/QUOTE]