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Deep in a $33 tournament online. We are already ITM with $138 locked up. Next pay jump is for $175.47.

Hero starts the hand 15/62.

Starting stacks:

• Hero: 52bb
• Villain (CO): 46bb
• LJ: don't remember but villain covers, could be 35-40ish.

LJ opens to 2.2, CO flats, Hero flats with 9c8s.

Flop comes: 9s 3s 4h (Pot = ~8bb)

Hero donks for 2.65. Both players call.

Turn comes Td - Board now is 9s 3s 4h Td. (Pot = ~16bb).

Hero checks. LJ bets 8bb (half pot). CO calls. Hero calls.

River comes 2c - Board now is 9s 3s 4h Td 2c. (Pot = ~40bb).

Hero checks, LJ checks, Villain jams for 33bb.

Is this an easy fold? I'm thinking that villain has a lot of Kx or Qx suited with spades that cou

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100NL online

Stacks:
Hero: 165.00
Villain: 404.96

UTG Opens to 3. CO and BUT call. Hero 3bet AsAh to 14. Only BUT calls

Flop: (Pot = 35)
9d Qh 4c
Hero cbets 20. Villain calls.

Turn: (Pot = 75)
9d Qh 4c Jd
Hero checks to villain who bets half pot, 42.50. Hero rips for 131. Villain snap calls.

River:
9d Qh 4c Jd Ad
Villain turns over KTo

Is this a better spot to flat on the turn? Villain could have QQ and JJ or QJ. But Villain could also have some KQdd AdX QT JT type hands. Or am I just overthinking this and it's just a cooler? Thoughts on this spot?

50NL 6max
Stacks:
Hero: 166.21
Villain: 89.44

Villain opens the button to 1.50. Hero looks down at AdAh in the BB and 3bets to 4.50. Villain 3bets to 8.50. Hero 4bets to 20. Villain calls.

Flop: (Pot = 40.25)
Ac 5d 4s.
Action goes check check.

Turn: (Pot = 40.25)
Ac 5d 4s 4d
Hero checks to Villain who bets 20.12. Hero calls.

River: (Pot = 80.49)
Ac 5d 4s 4d 3d
Hero jams (villain has 49.32 behind), and villain folds.

I was worried about Villain checking back this river so I jammed but I'm thinking the diamonds could be scary for him. Should I be checking this river, or should I be betting like 1/4th pot to try to extract some value? Thoughts?

25NL 9Max

I forget stack sizes but probably something like Hero 300BB and Villain 200BB.

+1 Opens to $1. Hero 3bets aces to $3.50 in +2. Everyone else folds. +1 calls.

Flop comes Td9cTc. Villain checks to hero. Hero cbets $4. Villain calls.

Turn 9h. Check check.

River Jd. Villain overbets for 20ish. Hero folds.

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Should I be checking this kind of flop in position to keep the pot small? Should I be betting my Aces here on the turn?

25PLO Online 7max

Stack sizes
SB = Hero: 169.37
UTG+1 = Villain 1: 113.36
CO= Villain 2: 38.95
Additional info: I stacked UTG+1 two hands before and he is playing super aggressive.

Preflop
UTG+1 pots it to .85. HJ, CO, BUT, call. Hero calls in SB with T♧T♢4♧8♡. BB folds. 5 ways to the flop.

Flop (Pot = 4.5)
T♡ 8♢ K♧
Hero checks. +1 bets half pot (2.25), HJ folds, CO calls, BUT calls. Hero raises to 12.37. +1 and CO calls, BUT folds.

Turn (Pot = 43.86)
T♡ 8♢ K♧ 6♢
Hero bets pot (43.86). +1 calls, CO calls all in (25.73)

River (Pot = 157.31)T♡ 8♢ K♧ 6♢ J♡
Hero checks. +1 jams for 56.28. Hero folds. +1 shows A♧ K♧ Q♤ J♤ and CO shows 9♧ 8♧ 7♢ 7♡.

Multiple th

25NL Online 9max

Stacks
Hero: 87.53
Villain: 139.45

Straddle is on. Hero looks at QhQs in +2 and opens to 2.25. Villain calls in LJ. HJ and +1 calls.

Flop: (Pot = 9.35)
456 rainbow
Hero bets 6.50. Only villain calls.

Turn (Pot = 22.35)
3s (two spades now)
Hero bets 15. Villain calls.

River (Pot = 52.35)
Ah
Hero bets 20.Villain calls.

Thoughts on this line with QQ in this spot? How often should I be check - giving up on this flop?

Preface: Fishy player trying to get better online in 25NL/50NL. I understand that a question like this requires a lot of information regarding position, player info, preflop action.

I noticed that I'm floating a lot of flops with marginal hands and folding lots of turns and basically just losing money. I was wondering what this subreddit's thought process is when floating flops with hands like middle pair + fd, or middle pair + gutshot (or open ender) or even middle pair + ace high. Obviously OOP floating frequencies should be lower but in position I've been calling probably more than I should. Basically, how frequently should I be floating, and what are the spots I should be doing that in?