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[QUOTE="KKillerss, post: 6180314, member: 475161"]
Yes, you are probably right in the majority of time. I usually dont bluff against many opponents, and with the 2 overcards Ive C-bet(gamble), expecting a call at most.

Playing zoom, with rotating villains all the time , I tend to get a mish-mash of readings, rarely marking someone individual. Its tough when the bar is set really low and we face an above average player.
Looks like Ive felt some weakeness on his raise instead of a sucking out attempt.

You are right. But even though trips were possible, Ive put him on a range of a flush chaser, or just a low pair. Not that I think it was the best move. I actually posted to figure out how bad of a move ot was!

Pre flop. I see your point. I just dont fit on SNGs, and right now I feel more confortable playing midstack, though it put me in an all in mode easier.
Post flop. Bet size, you have a good point. Have to learn the balance in not making a too small bet to tease the river hinters. Check raise was a red flag, but I thought I was getting in a 40/60 to 30/70 situation.

Yeah, as I said frustation was getting some of me, the fold was a surprise

Yes. Good players need to be aggresive, but unleashed it can make me a maniac loser.

Thanks for the input guys
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