Margins are so tiny above rake now that mistakes like this are enormous. This is a 43bb mistake, which is likely to be a dump of say 1000 hands worth of winrate. I reckon psychologically being able to eliminate these (which happen way more than anyone admits to themselves) is worth more than any amount of crev analysis.

I'm sure you know this, but it's pretty sick to see the numbers.

edit: I just say your TT hand below (the river flat you should have made, which actually is probably a fold), and combined with this, these two hands have completely ruined a whole days play, even if you made no other mistakes at all!

Its not a 43bb mistake tbh. Its only a 43bb mistake if you lose 100% of the time, which obv u dont. Even calling the river with 23o is not a 43bb mistake since u chop sometimes.

A reasonable player *can* also jam every Qx you chop with on this river considering you're basically capped at Qx. Against tough opponents I would probably never fold the river

If this isn't even a 30bb loss at NL25, then the mistake is playing online poker to begin with.

you'd be surprised how little people are bluffing these spots nowadays mez, It's very close to being a 43bb mistake

lol yes, I doubt anyone would shove Qx at these stakes to make neilly fold a split

honestly its a terrible mistake - this hand should have went x/x or x/f on river

i was under a terrible greed spell yesterday to be 100% frank.

it was those damn double vision mtts!

back to the grind soon GL! i posted these losing hands for a reason!

thx for cutting them up and teaching me some important lessons (ie - 2 of these mistakes can change a winning day to a losing day wow!)

mez vs this guy i think its chop about 90%, so ya, 10% off the 43bb. 4..3. 38.7

chop if i get any of the pot*
i look at the hh and its just terrible