improving post flop play

[OrianasDaad]

Others have already mentioned:
-post hands
-respond to posted hands (grunching)
-read books

I've recently been re-introduced to some concepts (during my own 400BB downswing) that might prove to be useful for improving your post-flop play.

-Learn how to read hands.
-Study your opponents' play (using PT and hand-history files)
-Study your own play.
-Practice good table & seat selection.
-Learn that luck is just a flea on your butt, in the long run.

[Boltsfan1992]

I've started a huge downswing as well (200BB, nothing I know, but a first for me).

So, after each session in Pokertracker, I look at the hands that I knew I misplayed wondering how to change.

I'm re-reading SSHE again, concentrating on the post-flop chapters.

I am not multitabling until I start playing better. If the downswing continues, so be it, but I know I'm not playing my best right now.

PB

[GrunchCan]

Post your hand advice to new threads. You can read SSH a million times, but posting bad advice is a better way to learn.