I find it strange that I raise about 9-10% of my hands short handed but I would raise QTs UTG about 1/2 the time...and alot of you guys raise 10-20% and dont like to raise here.

What are you raising to get you percentage so high? All kinds of trash from the cutoff and button?

^^ What he said. I am super tight UTG but will raise soooo many hands in the CO/BTN if it's limped or folded to me. Hands like K7s become great to look down on. K9o is an easy open. Suited cards are great and I'll raise 73s to Q5s to A2s.

I also probably raise a lot more out of the blinds than most people now if it is limped around (ty Cardrunners). Ie if the co and btn limp and I'm in the blinds with AT or KQ, I'll raise quite often since they have shown a tonne of weakness. I'm not going to be raising my speculative low suited hands like 53s because these are good to see a flop with and hard to play OOP, but I like to raise high cards that give me a chance of making top pair with a decent kicker as that is one of the easiest non-monster strength hands to play OOP against weak opposition.

Results?

Points:

- I advocate limping everything in EP at full ring. This is 5-max, I almost never open-limp shorthanded and I think I play close to 20% UTG and at least 30% otb.

- I'm not a nit, but I play one on TV... err.. give "nitty" advice. My FR stats are something like 22/8 and SH it would be more like 26/20

- I would not valuebet anything worse than AQ on this river, and would frequently check AQ or better to induce bluffs from busted flush draws.

Results:

Villain called with TT and won against my [Kh]

I think a bet on that flop is 100% automatic

On the turn I improve my draw, adding 3 outs to the wheel which are most likely good although could be splitting. Here the options would be to bet, check/call or check/raise. I'm thinking check/raise all-in should have been my choice and that check/calling seems bad-ish.

River... I dunno. It seems unlikely that I will be able to fold out a hand I beat, if he was calling me down with a Q or other pair I don't see why he would fold now. Maybe a simple check/fold is best.