5c/10c hands. Am I out of line here?

DubTony

I've decided to play cash games again but with a limited BR $110, I'm playing at the fish level.

I'm putting up these hands for slagging off. My question is am I playing these too aggressively for this level or am I just being a complete donkey?
Constructive criticism welcomed

Hand 1. TRIPAS has limped and raised with premium hands. The lowest hand he's shown is QTo but has shown strong hands at showdown. He seems to call the flop and fold the turn a lot to a bet or raise. I've been quite tight and only raised pre-flop 3 times previously

Full Tilt Poker Game #2002505315: Table Decatur - $0.05/$0.10 - No Limit Hold'em - 18:26:58 ET - 2007/03/16
Seat 1: TRIPAS ($9)
Seat 2: Jobes490 ($11.80)
Seat 3: TonyIE40 ($8.85)
Seat 4: khamuast ($9.90)
Seat 5: chairman ($1.80)
Seat 6: TyRooney ($9.80)
Seat 7: Wooters1250 ($6.10)
Seat 8: Allen51 ($4.65)
Seat 9: Onnenpotku ($3.75)
TRIPAS posts the small blind of $0.05
Jobes490 posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #9
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to TonyIE40 [8s 9s]
TonyIE40 raises to $0.30

folds to

TRIPAS raises to $1
Jobes490 folds
TonyIE40 calls $0.70
*** FLOP *** [2s 5s 7d]
TRIPAS bets $2.10
TonyIE40 raises to $5
TRIPAS raises to $8, and is all in
TonyIE40 calls $2.85, and is all in
TRIPAS shows [Kh Ac]
TonyIE40 shows [8s 9s]
Uncalled bet of $0.15 returned to TRIPAS

*** TURN *** [2s 5s 7d] [Ah]
*** RIVER *** [2s 5s 7d Ah] [Jd]
TRIPAS shows a pair of Aces
TonyIE40 shows Ace Jack high
TRIPAS wins the pot ($16.05) with a pair of Aces

Hand 2

About a dozen hands later and I've been involved in 3 hands, 2 I won showing AQ at showdown in one and lost 1 with AT on a 789Tx board to a flopped top set. (Shortstack all in on the turn) The guy in this hand has been very tight and played very few hands

Full Tilt Poker Game #2002680093: Table Decatur - $0.05/$0.10 - No Limit Hold'em - 18:53:15 ET - 2007/03/16
Seat 1: TRIPAS ($19.05)
Seat 2: Jobes490 ($11.50)
Seat 3: TonyIE40 ($8.95)
Seat 4: TigerEyes27 ($3.95)
Seat 5: Beech Bum ($4.65)
Seat 6: billvf ($3.80)
Seat 7: Wooters1250 ($6.50)
Seat 8: mdb91670 ($4.95)
Seat 9: Onnenpotku ($15.50)

billvf posts the small blind of $0.05
Wooters1250 posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #5
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to TonyIE40 [Qd Ad]
folds
Onnenpotku raises to $0.20

folds to

TonyIE40 raises to $0.60

folds to

Onnenpotku calls $0.40
*** FLOP *** [7d 2c Kd]
Onnenpotku bets $1.10
TonyIE40 has 15 seconds left to act
TonyIE40 raises to $3
Onnenpotku has 15 seconds left to act
Onnenpotku raises to $4.90
TonyIE40 raises to $8.35, and is all in
Onnenpotku has 15 seconds left to act
Onnenpotku calls $3.45
TonyIE40 shows [Qd Ad]
Onnenpotku shows [Kc Qc]
*** TURN *** [7d 2c Kd] [Tc]
*** RIVER *** [7d 2c Kd Tc] [2s]
TonyIE40 shows a pair of Twos
Onnenpotku shows two pair, Kings and Twos
Onnenpotku wins the pot ($16.25) with two pair, Kings and Twos

jhegarty

You keep trying to get all you money in with high card/ a draw....


when you are drawing try to get a free/cheap card.. its his job to make you pay for your flush , not yours...

Macspower

Hand 1
early position I would have folded preflop. suited connecters are great card played in position. considering you decided to raise( thats better than open limping) and you got RRed then I'd fold. On the flop is a check/fold to large bet. There are better situations to get your money in.

hand 2 as played is ok but you are a dog with the fd.

Mac.

cooker3

Hand 1, fold to rr, you aren't deep enough to call with suited connectors. On the flop I am getting it all in.
Hand 2, all looks good to me