[Closed] Low all in EV, a few hands

try the pokerstrategy hand manager, weaktight or stoxxx poker to make your hands easily readable.

My advice: forget about the automatic c-bet in low limits (until NL25). I don't explain why you already have the clues.

First hand:
BU called behind you, very bad situation with you're very dominated hand. You don't touch the flop. Forget about c-betting here, it's a very bad spot OOP. You'll be call by too many pourcents of his range to make your c-bet ev+. And you just have 8 outs (probably less clean) for the turn, a very bad equity remaining though. check/fold flop is the right moove.
As played the second barrel turn is bad as well cause you don't have enough fold equity on his range to make it ev+.
Just think about this: does this situation worth to play your whole stack with QKo on 872A?

Second hand:
Check behind flop. The c-bet is bad cause you make call hands who actually beat you and make fold hands you actually beat.

Third hand:
Lol, The only hand you have to c-bet and you just don't do it. Why are you waiting an overcard to bet?!? I assume you do like to give free cards when you have fragile leading hand.
Very bad play.
You need to understand what protection means on a poker table.

Follow my advice: play fit or fold, think value.

Hey davecc,

the best way to post hands is to copy the hand history from PT3 and convert it with a hand converter, the best it's to use the one provided by PS.com...

Hand converter

First hand:

preflop and flop c-bet is fine, this board will miss villain a lot and he will have to give up almost all the hands except PP. However, after your flop c-bet gets called you should shut down and give up the hand as he is very unlikely to fold his hand.

Second hand:

It's nice hand according to basic strategy, but I would prefer to just check/fold the hand all the way unless improved, because it's a kind of board it perfectly hits a loose low limit player.

Third hand:

Preflop is fine. On the flop a c-bet is mandatory, because you very likely still have the best hand, because there's only a 9 as an overcard, but you need to protect against more overcards and against a flushdraw. So, c-bet this flop and then you can even consider going all-in on the turn.

P.S.: There is no problem if you have more hands to post, the only thing I would ask you, is to use a converter and post each hand individually for a better overview.

Regards,
burek2000

Sorry for the dumb question, but how can I get the history off pt3?

I don't use PT3, so I can't give you a useful answer, but you might want to check in poker software forum or ask the question there and I'm sure someone will help you in no time.

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