Learning Holdem, New player's log (10,000 hands)

[derick]

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right now my strategy is to just walk away from those tables

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That's no good.

Those games are great and there is a lot of easy money to be found in them.

Keep reading SSHE, and you will eventually get it.

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Yes I stayed at the tables losing 87 Big blinds because I felt I had the advantage :-)

I *want* loose players to try to suck out on me.


I'm a really bad player but I thought the other players were worse.

I'm such a bad player that I need this sort of game to have a chance.

For example:

I'm in EP and am dealt Qd Qc,

Preflop it's capped 5 ways (about 20 sb in pot)

Fop comes Qs 7h 8h,

Pot gets bet and reraised and reraised, everyone folds except me and another LAG player. I can not think of another hand that is better than mine so I keep reraising. Is this correct or should I wait to the turn to raise?

I put in 11 re-raises! He reraises them! I should have reraised him down to the felt (we both had about 40 BB) But I make an stupid error and call after 12 reraises. I was thinking I would see what the turn is and see if he will reraise me into even worst odds.

I don't even watch the board when the dealer burns and turns. I watch his face ... the grin on his face shouted, "I got a flush!"


Turn 2h // Bad card for me,

I figured I had pot odds to fill up to a full house or quads getting over 20 to 1.

Bet, Call

River was a rag

Bet, Call

He shows Jh 3h! I smile congratulate him and shake his hand.


Question:


I should have re-raised on the flop to the felt or he called or someone ran out of money right??????

Derick