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Hijack raise, CO called, we 3-bet with A-K, hijack caps, CO calls, we call. Flop: 4s-7h-2c Hijack checks, CO checks we

Check-Behind.




If turn is checked to us we,



Check-Behind.



2024 this is what I think we should do, not confirmed in notes.

(Ask a professional)



Family pot game



1 limper, 1 raise, 1 cold-caller, we call in CO with 7c-6c, SB, BB and limper call. Flop: 8h-6s-7h. Raiser bets, cold-caller calls, we call?, SB calls.



Turn: 6h, raiser bets, cold-caller calls we call?



River: 4s, raiser bets, CC raises, we

Call-Fold?

We raise preflop.Flop:


.



Flop:



We have top pair.



We bet, an opponent raises, an opponent 3-bets, we

Fold?



2024



I think we only 3-bet with top-pair with A or K high.



I think we fold to 3-bets.



Its cap or fold?

We raise in hijack with As-9d, BB calls.



Flop: 7h-kd-6s, BB Check-Raises we,

2024



I think we fold considering the opponent should only be raising with with top-pair 3-betable hands or or 2-pair+

We raise preflop with Kc-10d



Flop: Qs-9s-7h, opponent check raises, we

Call.



Because if we had over cards we would have called with 6 outs, but we are now calling with 7 outs.



If we hit the 10 I think we just call down.

We raise in CO with Ks-8s, button 3-bets.



Flop Kh-2s-7s, we

Check-Raise



2024 I think this is right

6th, hijack limp, SB raises, we defend wth 3d-7d, all call



Flop: 5d-As-4d, only we call



Turn: 10s, SB checks, we

Bet



Get hands like pocket 8-8 to fold



2024



I think this is the right play