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Well it's not so much the learning thats the problem... its finding the time to play it!! But seeing as he's put me up to it I'll post a hand that I want some advice on. Im in the big blind in a normal tournament with K3. Blinds are 200 and i have a stack of about 6k left. A guy who has been playing a lot of hands calls early. Small blind calls and I check. The flop comes 2 3 3 with no flush draw. Flop - Small bets 400 and I decide to call. Other guy folds. Turn - The turn comes a 6 and small bets 600 and I decide to raise to 1200. He calls. River - is a 9 and small checks. I decide to bet 1600 and get called and lose to 4 5. I didnt think much about this hand but Andy tells me there is lots to think about here. Flop - Why do we just call and is it the right thing to do? Turn - Why do we choose to raise here? Whats his range of things we beat and he'll call, vs things we lose against. How many in his range will he raise again telling us we lose? River - Just because we lost is betting wrong? Are we too stong to check? Overall - We had only invested 200 in the blind but end up losing over half stack. How would knowing our opponent better change our play? Soooooooo whos going to help me out with the answers????? haha He did congratulate me on not going broke in the hand though lol

Hi @GR1ZZL3R and @RayL thank you for the warm welcome! I’m looking forward to starting and hopefully having fun along the way. @RayL there’s one person you could ban as he gives me trouble. Goes by the name of @MetalWolf