Hand 1

Run It Once Poker, Hold'em No Limit - €0.02/€0.04 - 6 players
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UTG: €7.67 (192 bb)
MP: €4.00 (100 bb)
CO: €17.03 (426 bb)
BU (Hero): €4.62 (116 bb)
SB: €4.54 (114 bb) - Loose passive VPIP 30-45, PFR < 20, 3bet <10
BB: €4.55 (114 bb)

Pre-Flop: (€0.06) Hero is BTN with K♠ A♣
2 players fold, CO raises to €0.12, Hero 3-bets to €0.36, SB calls €0.34, 2 players fold

Flop: (€0.88) K♣ 2♣ 6♠ (2 players)
SB bets €0.62, Hero raises to €1.80, SB raises to €4.18 (all-in), Hero calls €2.38

Hand 2

Run It Once Poker, Hold'em No Limit - €0.02/€0.04 - 5 players
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UTG: €4.07 (102 bb)
CO (Hero): €4.55 (114 bb)
BU: €4.13 (103 bb)
SB: €3.96 (99 bb)
BB: €4.10 (103 bb)

Pre-Flop: (€0.06) Hero is CO with A♣ A♥
1 fold, Hero raises to €0.12, BTN calls €0.12, 1 fold, BB calls €0.08

Flop: (€0.38) 5♠ 7♥ J♦ (3 players)
BB bets €0.27, Hero calls €0.27, BU folds

Turn: (€0.92) K♦ (2 players)
BB bets €0.44, Hero calls €0.44

River: (€1.80) 2♦ (2 players)
BB bets €3.27 (all-in), CO (Hero) folds

Hand 3

Run It Once Poker, Hold'em No Limit - €0.02/€0.04 - 5 players
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UTG: €6.40 (160 bb)
CO: €4.51 (113 bb)
BU (Hero): €4.00 (100 bb)
SB: €3.39 (85 bb)
BB: €7.06 (177 bb)

Pre-Flop: (€0.06) Hero is BTN with Q♦ T♣
2 players fold, Hero raises to €0.12, 1 fold, BB calls €0.08

Flop: (€0.26) 7♥ 3♦ T♥ (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets €0.10, BB calls €0.10

Turn: (€0.46) 4♣ (2 players)
BB bets €0.22, BU (Hero) folds


For Hand 1,villain is loose passive type however this is first hand he cold-called 3bet and leading 70% pot.

For Hand 2, BB is quite new to the table so no read. BTN plays ABC

Hand 3, no read, Retrospectively I think it is a bit tight folding turn.

How would you play?

In the first hand I think it was an acceptable call with TPTK + BDF with blocker. Although your OOP push range has a broad structure, we should get information from previous hands played to make a better thought decision.
In the second hand it was possibly an exploitative fold if you put it in a range: K-J; 5-5; J-7. Otherwise the texture is very dry so the call could also be profitable if we do not include these combos in the V range.
In the 3 hand your biggest concern should be the kicker, now we are surpassed by KT and AT. Villain's bet was of a reasonable size, so the final decision depends on the reading we have of this V. There are still several combos of bluffs in their range, we have as an example 7-X; 7-8s; 8-9s; 9h-Th / s; Jh-Th / s; A-5d / s; A-Qs / o; A-Js / o; Q-Ks; J-Qs; 8-8; 9-9. So the call could also be standardized if we can eliminate any combo bad for us, for example 5-6 that also got there.
Greetings.

Hand1
Definitely stacking it off on the flop. If he cold called a 3-bet out of the blinds with 22 or K6s then good hand to him. Way more often I expect to see a draw here, another AK or even KQ/KJ type of hands.

Hand2
Its kind of difficult to believe, he backdoored into a flush, but he might have flopped a set or turned two pair with KJ. You have an overpair in a 10 SPR multiway pot, and this is definitely a situation, where it require a very strong read to stack off. Without such read good fold. Never get married to aces.

Hand3
The way I look at this situation is, that if I was going to bet for value when checked to, then I am absolutely not folding to a donk bet, unless its a massive overbet. Its the same as saying, that a donk bet is never a bluff, which is 100% not true. If he bomb the river, that is the time, you can probably fold, unless you improved. But not on turn for this sizing.

Originally Posted by fundiver199

Hand1
Definitely stacking it off on the flop. If he cold called a 3-bet out of the blinds with 22 or K6s then good hand to him. Way more often I expect to see a draw here, another AK or even KQ/KJ type of hands.

Hand2
Its kind of difficult to believe, he backdoored into a flush, but he might have flopped a set or turned two pair with KJ. You have an overpair in a 10 SPR multiway pot, and this is definitely a situation, where it require a very strong read to stack off. Without such read good fold. Never get married to aces.

Hand3
The way I look at this situation is, that if I was going to bet for value when checked to, then I am absolutely not folding to a donk bet, unless its a massive overbet. Its the same as saying, that a donk bet is never a bluff, which is 100% not true. If he bomb the river, that is the time, you can probably fold, unless you improved. But not on turn for this sizing.

Hand1: I guess villain could have AK,KQ,KJs, though in this hand he got AA
Hand2: Agree it was an exploitative fold. Villain got 63dd so rivered flush
Hand3. Yes mistake in hindsight, Villain got A8o

Originally Posted by quant1986

Hand1: I guess villain could have AK,KQ,KJs, though in this hand he got AA

Then he made the mistake by not 4-betting. This time it worked out for him, because he was incredibly lucky on the flop, that you hit on the K to catch up. But all the times, you miss, he is leaking heaps of value by his silly slowplay.