Poker can you guys reviews these hands for me please and tell me if i played them...

.. Good or not... Btw I've just moved up to 0.03/0.06 stakes and the aggression factor plays a massive roll it seems in the average player there, to e average player at 0.01/0.02... I have 80$ and lost $15 in these stakes in about 30 mins, I use 4$ on 1 table at 1 time and play 6 9 handed tables at one time...

Hand #1 cut off limps I limp with 45clubs on the button and small blind big blind call and check. Flop comes 4s9cjc. Small blind checks big blind pots it and cut off folds to me. Now I feel he can easily have kj maybe aj ( some people limp with that OOP, and besides I feel I may have fold equity or have the best hand (13 outs I feel I have so I'm about a coin flip from here...). I re raise to 50c ( 2.5x his raise small blind calls!!!?! Than he instant shoves. There's 4$ on the pot and I have to call 3$ to win 4$. ( btw am I right in saying even if he has 444 I'm getting e price to call? I called... He had 444 and won..

Hand #2 I raise from mid position with j9 suited button calls everyone else folds ( I opened). Flop comes 8910. I raise 2/3 pot he re raise to 2.5x my raise now I put him on a10 which i think I'm correct in saying I'm a coin flip against... I ship it for 3x his raise and he calls with a10. I have 13 outs like which means I'm a coin flip. He wins...

Hand #3 I have 108 UTG limps I limped on the button. Flop 96q all hearts. I have 10 hearts so I figure I'm normally a coin flip with 12 outs because it's unlikely somebody has. Higher heart. I bet 2/3 pot after UTG checks and the big blind call, small blind limped in than folded.. UTG called ( I think he had a flush draw but he could easily just about have anything since i don't kno how he plays. Turn 7 clubs. UTG guy checks I bet 3/4 pot big blind folds and UTG thinks abit ( looked so much like a Hollywood) after betting me neally all in ( he raised me to 3$ leaving me 30c back... Now from experience ( from thr micro stakes, when people make this weirrd raise they normally have a monster. This guy I really could only put him on a flush so I folded.. Good fold u guys think? Bet i asked him after and he said he had it, but obv he could be lying...

Just sounds like to me you are chasing alot

why not raise in late position, worst case you build a pot with position

go play bingo

Definitely a theme here. You understand a coin flip is not usually a positive thing? You want better than that.
Sure, if you are desperate and on your last legs in a tournament you can look at a coin flip differently, but bottom line a coin flip means you have no control of the hand and are letting the poker gods decide if you win or not. You're just playing to get lucky.
So yeah, you're chasing luck and not exercising skillful play.

There is a seperate section of the forum called hand analysis for this sort of thing, find a hand convertor and post them hands there. Also we need to know a lot more like full ring or 6 max? But from what i can see, you definitely shouldnt be moving up in stakes.

One mistake that I had made a lot in the past was to treat cash games like tournaments. Cash games are a completely different animal. You are going to have a lot of players that are recreational, money-to-blow types that will call your raises down even with Ace High. I suggest you check out ChuckTs guide to the micros, it helped me tremendously.

10k post: micro stakes full ring guide [long]

He lost those hands and you seriously suggest he move up in stakes?

[ ] he suggested he move up in stakes

[x] he suggested he shouldn't move up in stakes

fold, fold, and fold preflop

OMG, I feel stupid , I definitely shouldn't read when stoned

Move to PokerStars and come sit at the 5nl/10nl tables. Search for me "JonnyWatford" and sit at my tables please. Keep playing exactly how you are doing.

I can tell you right now that a major leak you seem to have (given the hands you've displayed here) is you overvalue a coin-flip.

I think you played this correctly but you thought it all wrong.

If the flop is 89T with a flush draw, why did you put him on AT with that raise? Why not 88, 99, TT, QJ, 98s, T9s, 76s, overpairs and any broadway with a T? You put him on a hand that was convinient for you because it was "just" TPTK.

You don't have 13 outs. You have a FD (not obvious but I think I read it right), a OESD, a overcard and a pair that can give you trips but all those can hit your opponent range also.

Any suit gives you a flush (9 cards)
Any Q gives you a straight (3 cards excluding the suit)
Any 7 gives you a straight (3 cards excluding the suit)
Any J gives you two pair (3 cards)
Any 9 gives you trips (2 cards)

That's 20 outs!

PokerStove kindly told me that against the range I wrote above, you are almost a 3:2... not that bad.

The other two hands are plain weird... but I think you are putting yourself in a lot of marginal spots.