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Message: [QUOTE="canbora, post: 6889402, member: 9538"] Thank you, VERY much. I appreciate all of this and you are correct. Ill take any free lessons vs the ones I'm buying with my stack. lol. I'm glad to get more clarification on the things you said because I've already vaguely started to figure some of those things out for myself simply through trial and error. But its good to lock them in. Thank you. Another thing is I've noticed "better" more pro players will play this highly aggressive line and play EXACTLY like this. I was aware, but unprepared for it at this level. This guy was clearly too good for these stakes. My style, which was for my stakes in my region, is to steal a lot, bet for value a lot. Everyone is a super nit and we do not get value from premium hands, most profits are from stealing. Or the occasional monster vs monster hand. And just pray you have the bigger monster. Yesterday for some reason was inane. It was all maniacs. I had a hand yesterday that I'm not upset about. LJ vs HJ. I had AK off, i raised 3x. He calls. Flop comes As 7s 3d. I lead out half pot c bet. He jams his whole stack, completely unwarranted, but "normal" for yesterday, if that makes any sense. I thought for a second...what could he possibly have that he'd do this here?? Im like, hes got two spades. So I call. He turns over K2 spades. Turn brings a spade. I'm done. I'm not upset about that. We had a guy call two all ins with 5 2 offsuit. It was an INSANE day. 1000%. Its my fault and I know and own that. My ONLY justification was like I said. This was a paint-trading session, and it was a necessity to mix things up and bring in trickery. I feel i was a match for these two gentlemen, but they were clearly better than me. They beat me. There's no way he could have known I had AA preflop, I think HE was trapping ME, thats why no three bet. But on the flop, I think It was sort of clear what was going on (to him) , and if not, then by the turn for sure. Just a guess. Who knows. [/QUOTE]

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