#7) Couple limpers and I check with [7h] in the BB.

Pot $25. Flop [9d][6h]. I lead $20. MP calls and button calls. MP is unknown. I though button was a good online type player because he was raising position alot (one time with [9s], but once I reraised him one time he shut it down and is either intimidated now or is getting no cards because hes been folding for a long time.

Pot $85. Turn . I really get a bad feeling that the button has KQ so I check. MP checks and button bets $40. We both call.

Pot $205. River . I check, MP checks, button bets $100. My play? Is it horrible up to now?

#8) Ive lost a couple big pots in the last 10 mins. My $2500 stack is down to $1300. Im visibly pissed (cant help it) and the table most likely thinks Im tilting. UTG straddles, action man raises to $40 in the dark which is not abnormal for him. He gets a call and I throw 2 $100 chips in the pot. Everyone folds.

Few hands later...EP raises $15, action man calls, 2 other calls. I reraise to $110 in the BB with [Jc]. Only action man calls.

Pot $265 or so. Flop [8h][4h]. I look at his stack and see $235 or so. Just a few mns ago he rebought, but I didnt know if his chips came and he lost some more or if they hadnt come yet. I ask how much he has and the dealer says "its right there, $225". Theres alot of talking and people are interupting so I ask again. I didnt hear the dealer this time but another player says the same thing "he has $225". I say something like "ok, then Im all in". Immediately someone says he has another $200 behind. He instacalls. I call BS and demand the floor. The dealer lies and says that he told me the guy had $200 behind. maybe he said it at on epoint because everyone was talking and there was confusion, but he most definatley said "its right there, he has $225" at first. Anyway, the floor makes my "all in" bet binding which wouldve made me happy if I had known action man was dumb enough to call with [9s], but then he runner runners a four card flush.

#9 Few hands later. Action man raises to $15 in EP. 1 caller. I still have like $1200 in black but my reds have dwindled to almost nothing. I throw the rest of them in the pot withouth counting them. Its about $155 or so. Im in the BB with [Kc]. Action man calls as expected. We're heads up. Ive busted him twice (but he just won that hug epot off me) , T-rod busted him once for more than a full stack. Hes stuck for around $2500.

Pot $330 or so. Flop [6s][3d]. What do you do? He will most like call if he hit the flop at all. We both have about $1200 ish.

#7 I call this every time and pray for JT. Obviously this time you lost but I can't fold this.

#8 What's the question? Oh, just a trip report. Might want to fix it, no way he can catch a flush with those hole cards and that flop.

#9 I swear a lot. Oh, wait, this is live, I can't do that. I bet 2/3 pot on the flop and then check the turn when he calls.

I edited the suits in hand #8. Its only shown to show my state of mind and a read on this guy.

hand 7: Well, I guess one might argue that if you're calling the turn, you have to call the river. You're also of course not drawing to anything at all any more. I probably would have just bet the turn fairly hard at around $70 given the dead-end nature of your hand. That would also be my last serious bet in this hand (not calling more than a token amount on the river or something). If you REALLY have that KQ feeling, then I think playing the way you did (and folding the river) is fine.

hand 8: Geez, man! $110 on AJo?? Well, ok, maybe, but I think there are better spots. Isolated against action man, the rest is fine.

hand 9: Hmmmm... Ok, you just reraised AJ, too. I think I'd have to bet $200 or so at it if that works at all in context. After that, I guess I'm done, but 2/3 of the time he should have missed, probably more on this board unless it's very probable he has some A. I guess if you really put him on just any janky A most of the time, you might as well check, but even he shouldn't really normally have a 6 or a 3. So, I figure it's worth a bet to find out if he has either an A or a diamond.

By the way, these are hands where I think you profit ENORMOUSLY from having a tight image rather than a gambly and possibly tilty one--although not sure completely whether that applies to action man. But it is nice to have lots of fold equity here. I've had several players call my raise with AJ, then lay down to my QQ on that board.

#7) I was afraid of KQ but I dont think i can fold there. I called and he had TT and rivered the boat.

#9) I checked the flop to him and he checked behind. Turn was the . It went check / check again. River . I check just hoping to showdown but now he bets $425. UGH! Hes been known to bluff the river. Ive seen him bet 2 streets with bottom pair. Ive picked off a $200 river bluff from him (into a $160 ish pot) with a [Js][8h][6s][4h] board. He had A high. BUT...hes never bet this much on a river before. Call or fold?