Lately I tend to think that some people I play against are ueber-donks.. I guess I am wrong and that I am the real donk.. At least I am honest about it..


Villain in this hand is 38/19/1.29/ WtSD 40% / W$SD 50%
Should I just push PF every single time I have AA? Should I stop when I get a call on flop and then fold later?
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Villain is 78/5/1.33 / 26% / 33% and I saw him trying to pull some bluffs and generally calling with 2nd or 3rd pair all the way
Probably I should have raised PF but my bad experience with AQ just got worse and I was thinking about playing it easier since I am OOP and I know that this guy will call anything so I might save some money if I miss flop against him..
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Villain is TAG. 24/7/5.25 / 18% / 71%
I guess I should have known something is wrong when I got that raise on the river from this guy but it was too hard for me to fold this because of the circumstances.. played badly?
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Villain was the luckiest sob I have seen in some time.. I hopped I will put an end to it..
He came at the table, played 10 hands, 7 of those he went to showdown. 7 he won.
Should I just fold this to his flop bet?
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Villain was sitting at the table for like 20 hands and playing LAG, but folding all the time to raises.. Then I came..... He is 70/64/8.0 / 10% / 100% (that's against me)
This one is just to cry out loud. Did I do everything as I should here?
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Thanks for the comments.. I hope I will learn from them...

edited: fixed url to Hand 5
fixed the loooooks

Hand 1 I think betting flop and checking turn is the best especially since you also have a flush draw. Evaluate his river bet from there. I might call up to a pot sized bet on the end but fold to a push.

In hand 2, only raise AQ from the BB if it buys you position in the hand (ie the button will fold) but if button will not fold, I like your check better. Be wary of playing a big pot with TPTK on that kind of coordinated board.

Hand 3, I stack off every time on the river at low stakes given the play. I think bet/3bet line on the turn is better here because you can get 2 pair to raise you and play for stacks on the turn hopefully, especially since you are out of position in the hand it's going to be hard to collect more value. On the other hand if villain is bluffing they will probably discontinue their bluff anyway so you lose very little by leading vs. trying to collect a second shell.

Hand 4, you can only expect to be marginally ahead here against hands like pair+fd, fd + overcard, etc. On the other hand you could be destroyed by a set / 2 pr / made flush. With that in mind there is no shame in folding to the flop bet if you are variance intolerant as you are not giving up much when you are ahead and you are way behind when you are behind. The goal of no limit is not to win every pot you enter, it's to find spots to double up. This is not the time to try. Reraising to get the all in player heads up preflop is probably preferable to playing a big side pot with JJ.

Hand 5, pretty standard.