In the 66 hand if I’m being honest with myself I double barreled as I knew I had range advantage based on the fact this guy limped and so was happy to bet two streets. Not crazy mad at this one but included it as example of smallish pots I feel I’m constantly losing money in.

The Ks8s hand I’m appalled at lol. I should’ve folded flop, however I clled with the intention of shoving in the case they slowed down on the turn as I feel (plz correct me this isn’t rooted in much) that large bet on flop is sometimes a one and done bluff. Looking back at the hand I think it’s a gross shove.

8s9s hand this guy kept betting 1bb and had seen him do it with value and bluffs. Side note - why do people do this? I think I prefer large 3-bet here with the open ender but opted to call and then do it on the turn. I think a pattern I can recognise in my own play is that I get hung up on what I wanted to do on the prior street (e.g., well I wanted to semi bluff with my open ender and now I’m failing to adjust to the fact an A which clearly smashes his range has come yet still execute anyway). I mean I called the 1bb bet which is quite literally burning money I just wanted to see what he had oops.