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[QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1526986, member: 39314"]
I think some of it comes down to that at the time given how play was going or where you were at in the tournament, it could have been the correct play for you to make. Although, when you are looking through your results and certain hands individually or completely played out, you see a mistake, but if you think of the hand as how it was played before you saw their cards or the board cards, it was a fine play.

Example. On the bubble in a 9 man SnG, so 4 players left. You are on the button with 77 and push with the short stack, say t1500 and for simplicity we will say the other 3 had equal stacks of t4000 with blinds at 100/200. And you are called by the BB who has AJs and the board runs out giving him the win. Looking back on it you might think to yourself, why did I do that blah blah blah, but you made the right move, just didn't work out for you.

My point is that sometimes it's easy to see what you think was a mistake when you're looking at the completed hand instead of everything preflop. That's why when you post hands in the forum for feedback you shouldn't post the final results, because it's going to sway how people think you should have played the hand because they are able to see that you won or lost in reality.
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