So my streak of 9 consecutive winning live sessions is over. It wouldve have continued but in my very last hand of the session I limped [7c] after a coupke limpers and then called a $20 raise after everyone called. Flop came [8d][6d]. Preflop raiser checked, MP went all in for $110, I called and we were heads up. He had [4d] and hit his flush....so I ended up down $200 instead of the $100 I wouldve won if he hadnt flushed me down the toiltet.

I lost $375 on my very 1st hand and lost my very last hand with alot of grinding in between with truly aweful cards.

Only one hand worth posting.

MP limps. He limps every single hand and calls most raises. I raise to $30 to isolate him with [9h]. The SB min reraises to $60. I call heads up. We both have $900 or so.

Hes min reraised like this more than once. He either has a big pair or a big ace.

Pot $70. Flop [6d][4h]. He bets $30. This tells me just about nothing. Ive seen him reraise preflop with QQ and bet $30 into a $120 pot with an overpair...and Ive seen him reraise AQ and bet $40 into a $165 pot on a Kxx board (and still bet $75 on the J turn and then call all in which was $210 more to him)

Anyway, I call not knowing if Im ahead or not. Anyone raise to $150 here?

Pot $130. Turn . He bets $50. Thoughts? Im lost.

I know these hands. Typically i end up calling the turn bet and he bets 50$ on the river again you contemplate calling or not calculate pot odds and make the crying call. He will have an overpair nonetheless..

If you call here and he checks the river it's Ax. I hate these hands, folding seems weak and calling feels like donking afterwards.

Therefor i usually raise the flop and shut down.

I also picked up a flush draw, although I dont know if its good or not.

On the earlier QQ hand, the guy had [Qd]. He bet $30 into a $120 pot on [5h][8s] flop and got called.

Turn was the and he bet $100 and got called. River was a 4th heart and he bet $200 and called another $200 raise. Obviously the other guy had the (along with the ).

This is when you're happy you're playing live poker and try to pick up some kind of a read.