[mikeychips22]

My biggest hole is a try to bluff to much. It is just something I have to do. I make the right reads and yet I still feel like I have to bluff. I will get it most of the time but than other times I don't. That is what hurts me. The one time i dont get it I lose it all.

[nicka123]

id have to say being "pot commited" sometimes i put way to much in the middle preflop and i feel the need to continue betting even if i missed on the flop...

i dont think "pot commited" really has a true meaning i think its more of an excuse to put more chips in

[mikie_113]

I dont know if i should be typign in my biggest game hole considering i'll hopefully be participating in the freeroll coming up

anyways, a big problem i face in the table is letting go of hands. For example, if i have AQ and im going heads up with someone. Flop is 8 10 K

and i am 100% confident that the other dude got a piece of that flop and i am basicaly drawing dead; i just can't let go.

He bets big, i call on the flop, he'll bet bigger on the turn.... i'll call again.

at this point, i've realised that im just digging my self in a deaper of a whole every time, but like nick said, my seconds biggest hole is being committed.. And since im already committed at this point of the game... i can't do much but push all in (i dont' know why, maybe im hoping the other dude is bluffing)

only to get dominated by two pair off the flop for him.

[bigjenny]

my biggest weaknes is when I been betting, and chasing for a hand and then I dont get it and the other player bets big and I know that he got something and most of the times I know what they have but still I just have to call and see if he has something. mayby there are a straithedraw and and I didnt get the middle card that I needed but I got a three of a kind insted and even thou I know that the other player got the straithe I just have to call anywayI am so ****** stuburn

[Hard2resist420]

my biggest hole is folding hands I know i shouldn't because i am up against the chip leader at my table. I have done this so many times and when it comes down to it i would have won the hand if i went with my gut!!!!

[nxtyear]

I have no weakness. i AM the best. and everyone knows that.

on the other hand,

arrogance is my vice...

[nxtyear]

ok ok i'll be serious.................ly the best!!!!

;;; ok ok

my biggest weakness is not being able to lay down a hand when i know i'm beat...
those odds seem so juicy and attractive that i have to call her.
hence i lose the yet another portion of my stack.

anyways.. yeah, but i'm still the best

[UofTNick]

The weakest part of my game, is that quite often I am afraid to raise. I will get a hand that is good enough to raise with, and i will just passively call to see the flop. When I hit the flop this is ok, but when I don't, I quite often lose control of the pot. My opponent will lead out and bet, and now i'm in some trouble. I think the reason that i do it is that i am afraid of being put all in over the top. This is usually a problem because i will raise with hands like AA AK and good stuff like that. It's when i have A8 and similar hands. If I raise, and then get re-raised, my A8 doesn't look nearly as good. So I usually make a smooth call instead, when, in fact, most of the time, I will win the pot without even having to see the flop. Something to work on though

[AGreen]

At times I fall into Phil Gordon's "Fancy Play Syndrome". Flops great for me, maybe even the nuts, and I get cute with it when i should just bet. When I have a strong hand I'm never content with just taking the blinds. It seems like a waste to flop a set and only win the blinds. I end up checking until either they make no hand and I just take it on the river, or my foolish checks result in him hitting runner-runner straight or something like that.

[JasonKirk]

You guys have holes in your game? Wow, I was always wondered what that was like...

My biggest weakness is not being able to step out of my comfort zone. I've developed a very definite style of play over the last two years, and getting outside of that is difficult for me at times. It's something I've been working on because I know that you make your biggest strides when you're stretching your game.