Reviewing your own HHs
 

How do you propose I do it?

Do any of you use the replayer when examining and evaluating your play?

Do you use the raw logs? Do you find it difficult or will I get used to it?

Finally, what are some of the things you look for, and do you find reviewing past HHs helps improve your game?

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Re: Reviewing your own HHs
 

use this

I am pretty sure this was done yesterday go through the other posts.

Re: Reviewing your own HHs
 

i look at raw logs and just search for my name. i don't look at my own often, but sometimes i'll swap hh's with others.

Re: Reviewing your own HHs
 

One way would be to use a utility such as PokerTracker which has the ability to replay hands among other things. I'd start by looking at plays where you busted out and see if you made correct decisions or not ( ie, you made the right play but suffered a bad beat vs. you got caught up in a pot you should have folded preflop ). The next thing to do is to decide if a previous bad play put you in a tough positon where you were busted out. ( This excellent point was made today in the forum, but I can't find the thread or remember the poster's name, so I apologize to the original stater of this idea for not giving you due credit. ) There's lots of ways to go from there -- let us know what is working for you.