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Hi...

I just wanted to know, if someone knows a place, where I can post a whole hand history from a 20$ SNG on Party.
The whole purpose with that would be, if someone would look it through. fx. in a Party replayer, and then tell me, how i should play some different hands and so on..

Best regards
Thomas

[HesseJam]

Instead of a posting a HH and have people sift through a lot of crap, why not pick key hands from your tourney and post them one by one?

Okay, I will do that. But how does the converter work? Or can I just put it in here directly from Party?

[zambonidrivr]

PM it to me and I would review it.

j

Okay thank you. Do you want the whole HH??
And will you then PM me later and tell me about my mistakes?

[DeathbySuckout]

Instead of posting a whole HH, (A lot of people don't have the time to read through it) post some hands you were involved in, both won or lost, and some hands you're not sure if you should've gotten involved in. You will get more feedback.

Here is the first hand of a 20$ SNG:
How does the converter works?

Trny:17210839 Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to SirThomasF [ Ah Ad ]
frenchstart folds.
Syrianjoe folds.
davemals folds.
zoper folds.
MungoPark folds.
GreenHanded folds.
taisto44 raises [80].
fancyfish folds.
SirThomasF raises [190].
pattycake211 folds.
taisto44 folds.
SirThomasF does not show cards.
SirThomasF wins 295 chips

Does I play this okay..? or what should I have done?
Maybe just called the small raise?

[Askilus]

Try this: http://www.pushfold.com/converter/hhconverter.cgi

[sofere]

Played fine, I don't like slowplaying that early.

Okay, thank you for the answers

Then how about this hand, where I go out on a 4. place:

#Game No : 2996399449
***** Hand History for Game 2996399449 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $20 Buy-in + $2 Entry Fee Trny:17210839 Level:5 Blinds(75/150) - Monday, November 07, 10:00:37 EDT 2005
Table Table 66817 (Real Money)
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 7: GreenHanded ( $2505 )
Seat 10: SirThomasF ( $1670 )
Seat 9: fancyfish ( $890 )
Seat 1: pattycake211 ( $2935 )
Trny:17210839 Level:5
Blinds(75/150)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to SirThomasF [ Qs Jh ]
GreenHanded folds.
fancyfish folds.
SirThomasF calls [75].
pattycake211 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5c, Ts, Qh ]
SirThomasF checks.
pattycake211 bets [150].
SirThomasF raises [300].
pattycake211 calls [150].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 3s ]
SirThomasF bets [450].
pattycake211 calls [450].
** Dealing River ** [ 2s ]
SirThomasF is all-In [770]
pattycake211 calls [770].
SirThomasF shows [ Qs, Jh ] a pair of queens.
pattycake211 shows [ 2c, Qc ] two pairs, queens and twos.
pattycake211 wins 3340 chips from the main pot with two pairs, queens and twos.
SirThomasF finished in fourth place.
SirThomasF has left the table.
The Small Blind left the table. The Dealer button remains in place.
Game #2996400525 starts.

[HesseJam]

Played OK in my book. Maybe but in a higher reraise on the flop (450 to 600) then he maybe folds his Q.

Has the bb been aggressive with resteals? I play it very different and raise preflop. Lead out on the flop, and please don't min. raise. Just push the turn.

Yeah, maybe he would. But I don't think so. Because I has played a lot of hands at that time. SO he is quite loose. So I don't think he will fold top pair.
But I think I should have raised pre-flop. But then if he re-raises all-in pre-flop. Then what?

[sofere]

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Played OK in my book. Maybe but in a higher reraise on the flop (450 to 600) then he maybe folds his Q.

[/ QUOTE ]

I like the limp PF...don't wanna get involved with a raise against big stack with you're stack size. I agree with you with the higher flop bet, I think then you have to push the turn too.

But why are you saying you want villain to fold his Q. I'm pushing and rooting for a call from Q2.

FWIW I don't think folding PF is horrible either.

[Slim Pickens]

I think completing is is the correct play, although it rarely is. If I have a hand that's too good to fold getting 3:1 to call, but really needs to see a flop (usually a big suited/unsuited connector), I'll sometimes complete with it. At the 22's, not too many people will push you off of this, so the play works.

I push all-in on that flop though. A check-raise also should be all in if you go that route as you don't want to give him odds to see another card. At that point, I don't think you can get away from the hand so you should go all-in. There's really very little he could have that beats you on that flop, and often you are called by middle pair, worse top pair, or even bottom pair just to "keep you honest."

[tigerite]

I think I'd generally check-raise all-in rather than push here.

You played that hand fine. There are other slightly different lines, but there is nothing wrong with that one. You got someone to put the majority of their chips in with a 3 out draw...you got unlucky that he caught it. Don't be results oriented and try and find a way around it.

I mean, of course, if you know that he's going to flop top pair with you and river a 3 outer, and that you won't be able to fold him, just fold preflop...and go buy a lottery ticket. But if he'll put half his chips on the line with a 3 outer, let him.

Depending on how aggressive the other player was, I'd probably check-call the flop and check-raise all in on the turn, or check-call it all the way down believing I am ahead but that check-calling is the best way to maximize value (inducing bluffs and incorrect value bets from Tx or 5x)...either way, I'd get 3 outered and be happy with how I played it.

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Hi...

I just wanted to know, if someone knows a place, where I can post a whole hand history from a 20$ SNG on Party.
The whole purpose with that would be, if someone would look it through. fx. in a Party replayer, and then tell me, how i should play some different hands and so on..

Best regards
Thomas

[/ QUOTE ]

I will help you if you would like. I started playing the $20 games only this week, but I dominated in the $10 game so I expect to do well.

[Slim Pickens]

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I think I'd generally check-raise all-in rather than push here.

[/ QUOTE ]

I like to mix it up, so I'd say either a check-raise or open push is a fine play. The check-raise gets more chips in the pot when your opponent bets and folds, but a lot of players at this level aren't sophisticated enough to bet a weak made hand (or nothing) and then fold it to a raise. If they're calling anyway, the push assures all the chips go in rather than requiring your opponent to open the pot. On the other hand, a decent opponent will give more chips after he stabs at the pot and then folds to the check-raise. Either way works I think. If they're different in value, it's not more than the deception value of randomizing your play.

[sofere]

That's why I don't like raising preflop. You'd be raising into big stack from an obvious stealing position. If he pushes preflop you MUST fold.