[SnG 45players] Cbet in missed flop and turn

first of all when u use ftr converter dont check the box where it says hide identity. otherwise we wont see any more what u got dealt :).

i think u made a mistake preflop. with almost 19 bigs, this is an easy shove pre after the guy limped. u will be called by way worse a lot of the time. so dont be afraid. the thing is about raising here normal once u dont hit and ur cbet gets called it gets really ugly and suddenly half ur stack is gone while u cud have been ahead even. as played u shud bet smaller on the flop. if he raises flop here what r u gonna do? u want to be able to fold if he gives u action. and on this dry board a 500 bet has the same fold equity as the 800 that u chose here. on the turn u can just go and shove to create as much fold equity as u possibly can. also keep in mind that u dont always want to cbet a flop. this certainly was a good spot but if the board for example comes 89j i would recommend to check back a lot. u dont have to balance things on these limits as well, no one will notice. also i feel like u shud work on ur bet sizes. if u always cbet half pot ull lose money longterm.

Lasso,

Thx for the advice regarding hand history converter and hand comments.

Why raising preflop is a mistake? I usually start to shove pre flop with less than 12bb or if more than 1/3 of my stack, which isn't the case.
Cbet 1/2 pot I'll loss money in long term - Are you reffering exclusivelly for missed flops? My bets on flop are pretty standard I do you think I've to balance them, according any given scenario?

Cheers,

Arnalsan

its 25 cent buy in tournaments, people will call ins with a lot hands that you easily dominate. some will say u lower variance by playing postflop but u dont hit the flop that often and since they call a lot postflop as well u often have to give up. i have no problem playing postflop a lot when effective stacks ar at least 25bb+. also i prefer at suited for going postflop over aq off suited. anyway maybe its just my specific way of play. u just save urself into getting in ugly spots. what do u do on a turn 6 and when u check and river is a t and he bets. he can do that all the time with kj or whatever hands they peel with. idk if u play with stats i personally dont. so i cant tell if someone is call happy or on the tighter side of things. dont want to tell u how to play its just my experience and ive play several hundred of these tournaments at your buyin. i can tell u that i crushed them pretty hard with my way of playing. u can keep raising ofc nothing wrong with it and on higher buy ins that is the better play to balance ur range but here ppl dont even know what a range is. but u can be sure that this flop cbet bet size is not great and im pretty sure everyone else will agree with that :). you have to care for sizes once u get higher stakes. if u got 99 here or sth u can go half pot. if u miss 1/3 pot works as well as 1/2 imo.

The spoiler has no use either, because we can’t give feedback without a hand. I would most likely shove for 18bb as well, but I don’t think it’s to terrible to isolate the limper and play post-flop against a fish. That could be more profitable on long run. As played I would most likely check behind the turn with the nut flush draw and Ace high could be good sometimes as well. Especially against a calling station bluffing isn’t too great. Even on a nasty turn card for the range of our villain.

Cheers,
SDK1987