Hold'em table

On the button with a suited king, a standard raise to 250 applies pressure to both blinds in this 3-handed spot.

J5o is a weak hand and faced with a raise to 250 from seat_1, I'm in a poor position as small blind. Folding avoids investing more chips into a marginal situation with limited equity against an aggressive opener.

J6 suited is too weak to defend against a button open at this sizing from the big blind.

2d-Jh is a weak hand (Jack with a deuce kicker) in early position on the button. Folding preserves chips against strong big blind ranges and minimizes expected loss with this marginal holding.

Complete the small blind with suited connected low cards and defend heads-up against the big blind.

Weak hand (5h2h) with no raise, checking to see a free flop in position postflop.

I will make a small continuation bet heads-up, representing the many top-pair and straight-draw hands available after the limp. I retain a gutshot to a five if called.

No pair, no draw, and minimal equity against a bet on this board; not worth continuing with 5h2h.

Open-raise the suited-gapper button hand to leverage position and retain initiative three-handed.

Pocket nines are strong heads-up value in a 3-bet pot; re-raising builds the pot and isolates against the button's open.

Q7o is a marginal hand facing aggressive re-raising from seat_1 (who re-raised to 850). With two opponents showing strength and my weak holding, folding preserves chips for better spots.

Suitedness is absent and 76o performs poorly against a large small-blind 3-bet; folding preserves chips.

KJ offsuit on the button is a solid raising hand heads-up-ish against two limpers; raise to build pot and take initiative.

I hold Ace-Ten suited in the small blind, a strong hand. Seat 1 raised to 250 from the button. Reraising to 800 applies pressure, balances my range, and gives me the opportunity to win the pot immediately or play the hand profitably. My position and hand strength justify aggression here.

Q5 offsuit is too weak to defend against a button open and small blind 3-bet at this sizing.

KJo has decent equity and I have position on the 3-bettor; pot odds justify a call rather than folding or committing more with a marginal hand.

I hold Tc-As with a top pair (Tens) on a Th-9c-Qc flop. Seat_1 raised preflop and called my 3-bet, so they likely have a strong hand. Checking allows me to control pot size, gather information on their action, and decide on later streets whether to value bet or proceed cautiously. With top pair but vulnerability to overcards and their likely range, a check-call approach is prudent.

I flopped the nut straight (9-T-J-Q-K) with two clubs on board threatening a flush draw, so I want to bet for value and protect against draws.

I have T-As (pair of tens with ace kicker) on a T-9-Q board. Seat 1's aggressive flop raise is concerning, but calling is better than folding a made hand, and raising commits too much given the uncertainty. Calling allows me to see the turn and make a better decision with more information.

I hold Tc-As with a pair of tens on a Q-9-6-6 turn. Seat 1 has been aggressive, but checking allows me to see the river while keeping the pot manageable. A check is prudent here to control risk while maintaining a reasonable hand.

I hold the nut straight (K-Q-J-T-9) with no flush possible yet, so I should bet for value while opponent may still call with strong pairs or a flush draw.

I hold T-c-A-s making a pair of tens on a T-9-Q-6 board. Seat 1 has shown aggression throughout, but I have a decent hand with an ace kicker and good equity. Calling the 2600 bet allows me to see the river while preserving my remaining stack for a potential final bet, as folding here would be weak given the strength of my holding and the pot odds offered.

I hold Tc-As for top pair with ace kicker on a K-high board. Seat 1 has been aggressively betting throughout, but a river check avoids further escalation when I'm likely ahead or at worst splitting; checking down the hand is prudent given the substantial pot and remaining stack implications.

I made a straight (9-T-J-Q-K) and villain has been calling every street, so I'm shoving for maximum value while the price still gets called by worse hands.

Seat_1 has been aggressive throughout and is now all-in with a large river bet. With Tc-As, I have only a pair of tens on a board with T-9-Q-6-K. Given seat_1's aggressive line (raising flop, turn, and river), they likely have a stronger hand. Folding saves chips.

T2o (ten-deuce offsuit) is a very weak hand with poor win probability. Folding from the button preserves chips and avoids playing marginal holdings out of position against two opponents.

T4 offsuit is too weak to defend from the small blind against the big blind at this stack depth.

K2 offsuit is too weak to profitably enter against both blinds from the button at this stack depth.

With button folded, it's heads-up vs BB; A6o is strong enough to raise for value and fold equity.

King-six offsuit is a weak hand. Facing a raise from the small blind to 300 chips (a 3x raise), folding preserves chips and avoids playing out of position with a marginal holding against an aggressive opponent.