dont play many mtts, so any help would be appreciated.
did i play any of these wrong?
£33 b/h.
UPTOYOUSmall blind 10.0010.002260.00MiragerichBig blind 20.0030.001910.00 Your hole cardsQK ITIZIMECall 20.0050.001920.00mrdaviesRaise 80.00130.001840.00TheSawFold snapieFold UPTOYOUFold MiragerichFold ITIZIMECall 60.00190.001860.00Flop K48 ITIZIMECheck mrdaviesBet 142.50332.501697.50ITIZIMECall 142.50475.001717.50Turn 5 ITIZIMECheck mrdaviesCheck River 5 ITIZIMEBet 237.50712.501480.00mrdaviesCall 237.50950.001460.00ITIZIMEShow56 mrdaviesMuckQK ITIZIMEWinThree 5s950.00 2430.00
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Comments
You need to explain your rationale for 3-betting pre-flop with AT before we can comment on whether it was good or not.
Post-flop, your c-bet is far too big on such a dry board. You can bet less than half pot on a flop like this because it's so hard for the villain to have any of it. It's also really unlikely that they'll fold a pair that they've peeled with pre-flop.
Jamming the turn is fine with top-pair. Again, unlucky on the river.
Second hand. Not sure I see point in the 3bet either when blinds are this low and with A10. waste of a lot of chips if you get 4bet after you. And agree about the fflop, not sure I see the point on a dry board to go so big. Unless he has part of it or a pair unlikely to call even a half pot bet. As played shove on turn is fine, and again bad luck on riverr.
All in all, nothing really bad in either hand other than turn in first hand, and mostly just bad luck. That happens to us all, and the river can be a cruel mistress.
Hand 2: Villain has shown in the previous hand that he will call our raise OOP with rags and he has also shown that he will call with gutshots etc so I like the 3bet here to isolate and have it us against him with us having position. We can bet smaller on the flop as this board is so dry and hardly hits villains range so a bet ~130 is fine with the intentions of double barrelling most turns with another bet ~275.