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[QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 6749231, member: 480921"]
I think you played that hand fine and I wouldn't be surprised if most of the folks you played against weren't looking at other people's boards but played off their own boards and didn't  consider dead cards.

So yeah, good job but what I was trying to hint at was even if you have certain knowledge, you have to think about different ways you can use it and that really only comes from experience and trying to improve that skill so you can do it almost automatically.

Even when you think you have mastered something there are ways to expand it and improve it like if you can do it at one table then do it at 2 then 3 then 4 then and get so you know exactly what to do instantly and under different conditions like full table or short table, against aggressive jamming donks or calling stations or tight players, etc.

And also, in that example of yours there are a few uses of dead cards besides how they can help your hand so as you become more aware of topics just try to think critically of how you could apply that to different situations to the game you're playing and in [B]other games[/B] (hint hint, lol).

Just keep going and try to enjoy the games, most of all.  Its good to learn stuff but again, find ways to apply it and know when and how to apply it.  And that only comes from thinking and experimenting and not being afraid to question ideas regardless of where they come from.

Ok, no more rant, watch out for the trap hands, be aware of tournament structure and GL with the games and most importantly, have fun!!! lol
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