6200 hands in the past 24 hours

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 6200 hands and saw flop:

- a total of 1089 out of 6200 (17%)
Pots won at showdown - 176 of 303 (58%)
Pots won without showdown - 454

In the past 24 hours, I played 3 or 4 session and never really had a time to blog about any of the sessions. Well the stats are a sum up of how the session went. I got 7$ and took the bankroll to 122$. I had a long period where I was just card dead and no matter what hand I had I just would not hit anything on the flop.

There were 3 well played bluffs. I can not remember the action. I remember getting called down on one of the attempts, but it actually helped me that I did get called down because a few hands later I played similar by betting out, and then a guy shoved and i just had him crushed with a full house.

On the other two bluffs my opponents took sometime but both decided to fold. In all three hands I had to bet huge on the river. They were all big bluffs, not just the picking up. I was able to do this, because I put my opponents on a hand, but in those hands I was also thinking about what possible hands they would put me on. Basically those pots went down with me limping, getting raised and I called on all flops. In most cases the top pair on the flop paired. That is where I took over the aggression and lead by betting out and knowing they had some kind of hand. This is why I had to fire big on the river. It was not big enough. One guy called. I should have gone all in.