[PoBoy321]

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Poboy, I won't be offended, please elaborate on which ones.

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You'll get more/better responses if you post them in SSNL, but here goes.

Hand #1, bet the flop, like a standard CB. Hope that those times villain has AK or a 9, he gets married to it. It should be the size of your standard continuation bet.

Hand #2, bet more on the flop, that way you can just push the turn.

Hand #3-7 all look fine, just some tough breaks.

Hand #8, I was originally gonna say that you should probably fold to villain's check/raise, then I realize that he raised pre-flop and called your reraise, so it's really hard to put him on a 6. Tough hand, pay it off.

Hand #9 looks fine

Hand #10, given stack sizes, you should just push the turn.

Hand #11, I think you're getting into some results oriented thinking here. You were a coinflip when the money went in, so it doens't matter if the flop came AAK and you were drawing dead or the flop came A92 and he needed near-perfect runners.

I'm not saying that there was any way to get out of these situations, but there are better ways to play the hands.

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