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Did you play any HU before?

Nice video, please keep on doing them exactly in this style!

at 09:33 Table 1, you cbet 86ss on a 5dQdJh board. Why do you cbet here? I was always aware to not bluff any hands, which have almost no EQ on later streets. I mean we have no backdoors except for the runner runner straight, and even there we dont have super clean outs because of the diamonds and even hearts if a backdoor arrives.

I ran a simulation between range vs range and seems to be even, but hand vs range we are pretty crushed and playability on later streets sucks. In addition you said villain will often fold here, but since the board is so wet, I assumed they will call a lot there. Do you assume this because its a good regular/ special reads for his FoldFlopCbet or would you say the same about a recreational player?

I would be really glad if you could explain this to me, so I know how do deal optimal with this spot, cause it seems to be a regular spot which I dont know how to deal with. Thanks for your time!

Nice Video! At min 24:40, what would you do, if the rivercard would be a Qc?

As Raraulbl already mentioned, its very important to mark your hands, if you had any trouble with it. A good function in HM" is just to mark the hand in the popup and you can review it later. Or the same way as Raraulbl is doing it. Just Write the hand down and find it later in the sessionstats.

If you somekind find your self lost in similar spots frequently, I would suggest to create some filters like playing 99-JJ, Hand were you 3bet AKo oop etc. Just save the filters and review one hand each of every section as a daily routine.

I also highly recommend CREV. I just started out by myself and it was very difficult at the beginning, but here are videos of people using CREV, so you can see what you actually can do with it. Also there are videotutorials for every function, so there is no excuse that you dont understand it!

Last but not least. Post the hand in the forums or in a skypegroup. Dont be afraid to ask stupid question or admit bad play. Thats the only way to learn the game properly.