Poker Lessons????

[Windbreaker]

If you don't know if you're getting outplayed or not, then you are. If you're ahead by a bunch when the money goes in and lose, then that's just a bad beat. Usually you need to find the weaker players at your table, and try to work them over and avoid the players that you know are pros are just better players.

[Gutzz]

Why don't you post some hands that you play Pfan?

Cheers,

Gutzz

[Penguinfan]

Yes I am constantly getting beat when I have the best hand going in. In with the best of it, out with the worst of it. But perhaps I am going in as a slight favorite, and even though I am the favorite are they hands I shouldn't be calling all-ins with? Short stack goes all in and I have him covered with AK, he turns over QJ, yea I am the favorite, and AK is not a hand you throw away short handed, but is it a hand you call an all-in bet with, I mean your gonna lose almost half the time with it, but you can't just fold everytime a short stack pushes in. So again I am not sure if this is being outplayed or just unlucky. Easy to say unlucky when AK gets outdrawn by QJ, but if you don't put yourself in a position to lose you won't.

I really think lessons from a better player to clear up trouble spots like this would really help.