Why is no one evaluating my hands (in the hands evaluation section)?
The judge just skipped over my hands : (
Did I miss out something?
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$0.20 FR ITM K3o push
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Hey kruger,
Chances are that our hand judges have just had a lot of things going on right now i'm sure they will get round to yours soon but i'll flag this to the relevant people in the meantime 
Have a nice evening
Carl
Hey kruger32,
The Judges will get to your hands when they have the time
EDIT: Just clicked your link above; when you are posting hands for evaluation the judges ask that the results of the hand not be shown.
Also when posting a hand it is always better to ask any questions you have and any reads you had etc.
Hope this helps,
Gary
well in that case have a nice night/morning 
Hey,
Sorry we missed your hand!
I see you posted many other hands at around the same time, so it's particularly strange that that one was left out seemingly.
I assume it's been overlooked by our hand Evaluation, and will notify them shortly to make a reply there if possible.
Thanks for posting your hands & hope to hear from you soon!
Originally posted by EuanM
Thanks for posting your hands & hope to hear from you soon!
Just curious; why "thanks"?
Hi Kruger32
I'm not sure why EuanM said thanks but I can imagine why though. If you post up a hand for evaluation it doesn't only help yourself, but it helps others too.
People will read/evaluate your hand, even if they don't reply, and every time a person does this his/her game will improve as well.
best of luck on the tables!
RasTweet
Yeah - thanks is for taking the time and effort to share your hands and thoughts, which is a fantastic way to contribute to the community, and is much appreciated. 
But of course, we have many hand evaluations posts, so it happens from time to time that some are answered in a longer time than others, if your thread hasn't been judged, you can feel free to bump it after a couple of days.
Always be sure to post your own thoughts about the hand, so the judge can align his answer to be directed at your thought process / line, for a more effective learning experience.
All the best !