ok, sure, everyone loves a nut flush draw
but what the Sam Hill is this???
I know my sizing in the second hand (against PlayLater) is microscopic, but in theory, this is the point: villain has so many missed draws in range that we should just have to blow on the pot to take it down.
Ay caramba! Who did I wrong in my past life?? 
When you’re playin’ where you shouldn’t be playin’…
Guru
The player I most want my play to resemble is Fedor Holz
So yeah we’re gonna be walking wayyyyy out of bounds sometimes 
But I need to improve my execution. To make these plays profitable, it has to be done very precisely.
In the hand against PL, a bigger size would have been better. He is extremely loose/wide despite saying “nice rags” when someone else wins with a sub premium. And he lives to punish me for being too agg/out of line.
In that same tournament I raised preflop, he called, I cbet Q75 two-tone. PL raised the flop big and I went beall in. He called me with 6 6! (And lost to QJ)
So I should not have tried to use a GTO size to punish his missed draws. B40-60 is sure to get a fold, and my read was very solid that he has no pair, so why bother betting less and opening the door for such shenanigans.
I try really hard not to listen when others, even strong players like yourself with lots of experience, tell me to pass on spots that I feel good about taking. My goal is to be one of the most aggressive players anywhere, period. I look forward to the challenge of making such a style work. And players like Fedor reassure me that it can work, but you have to study everything and your execution must be flawless.
Mine is still very rough in places.
Yes to all of the above lol
All the high stakes MTT regs know I’m over bluffing
It probably doesn’t help that I occasionally berate them for not being able to call without the nuts LOL
I definitely take too many spots, especially against players I know want to call me down light
Sometimes I just need to wait for a better spot. I have a really hard time letting pots go when I think Villain has made it clear that they don’t have a very strong hand
I forget who first said “just because you know what they have doesn’t mean you get to win,” but it’s good advice that I should take more often
You’re right, I’m sure
re: the quote - I think it was Andrew Neeme who I first heard this axiom from
I have a fun hand for you to analyze. or anyone if they want to pitch in.
https://www.casino.org/replaypoker/replay/1188945924/three-of-a-kind-aces
Ok my dude, I have seen your 2 hands. there is alot to improve on your technical
add me bro.
these are extreme exploits gone wrong lol, don’t get me twisted <3
In your hand the line on flop/turn looks p standard. I think we shove river or give up. I don’t like the B100; what does it accomplish?
But nice to be in a game where A4o calls a raise in the SB for sure!
ahh well good to hear. at least you are aware mate.
I agree. betting pot has the same power as a shove. dude was calling no matter what the river size.
This is me being an overly aggro exploitative cyber donkey.
pretty fun hand but nothing to learn from.
https://www.casino.org/replaypoker/replay/1188942869/two-pair-eights-and-threes
oh man, if that’s “overly aggro exploitative cyber donkey” you’re gonna start calling me LOTS of names soon 
like, I saw the URL and fully expected to be shown 83o
LMAO dw bro. My only insults are reserved for me lol we are all cyber donkeys to those outside when we are playing 4D chess
Reason why I don’t like to fully criticize other peoples plays in general because they have Info I don’t have.
This was one of my better hands, he did crushed me before when I had 52o.