I will leave poker for a while(may be a month) to prepare for my final exams.I have moved from nl2 to l10 ,I think I can't do that without your suggestions and tips,thank you all:-)!
And I decide to write a summary of my poker journal last 40days,about what I learned from it and some mistakes I have corrected .
1.Now I can fold some seemingly very big hands.for example ,I called 3-bet from a regular with Qks ,the flop is AQJ rainbow,turn is Q,I raise,villain re-raise all-in,now I know I should fold here.This is just based on probability bust I didn't notice that before.
2.I lost a lot of value because I played my good hand too carefully
3.I played marginal hands too much(call too much,or play too agg)
I also want share a idea,which I came up , with you.'The core of poker is to read your opponent's range as accurate as possible and try to gain most value based on your read,the value is the dead money plus the value you can get depending your hand' I know that a lot of book mentioned this before,fold equity,value bet,range.But I found this rule is highly simplified and helped me make decision quickly in a situation which I never encounter before.
I will be back as soon as possible :-) GL on tables guys!!!