Hold'em table

On the button with 54s, raising to 2 BB to steal blinds and utilize position. Minimum raise puts pressure on the blinds without risking too much.

Q5 offsuit is too weak to call a button raise from the small blind out of position with the big blind still to act.

Button min-raised to 2bb, SB folded; I'm in the BB with T6 suited getting 3.5:1 on a call. Suited hands with playability defend profitably here against a small raise, so I call rather than fold or 3-bet.

We have T6 suited with no pair, no flush draw, and only a gutshot-less weak hand on an A-K-9 board that favors the preflop raiser; checking to the aggressor and folding to a bet is the standard play out of position.

I have 5-high with no draw, so I'll check and give up unless the turn helps. The board hits the big blind's range, so betting would just be a bluff with no equity.

T6 suited has no pair and no draw on A-K-9-5 rainbow-ish board; button checked back flop showing weakness but bluffing out of position with zero equity is marginal, so check and give up or see a free river.

在转牌击中三条5，对手连续过牌示弱，下注约2/3底池可向弱对及听牌收取价值，同时保持底池控制。

Tc6c has no pair, no draw on 9h Ks Ad 5c; facing a 300 bet into 450 with ten-high, folding is clearly correct.

T7o is marginal but playable on the button in 3-handed play; limping for 1bb in position gives good pot odds and postflop advantage versus two random blind hands.

A8 suited is a strong hand in a 3-handed game; the button limped, so I raise from the small blind to punish the limp and build a pot with a hand that plays well in position-light spots against a weak range.

K6s is a defend from the big blind in a 3-handed game, getting 2:1 pot odds with decent implied odds against wide ranges. Folding is too tight, and raising out of position risks too much.

T7 offsuit is too weak to call a 4bb raise with a caller ahead, even in position on the button.

Middle pair with ace kicker and backdoor flush draw on a dry board; a small c-bet gets value from worse pairs and overcards while denying equity, and keeps the pot manageable out of position.

I have King-high with no draw on a dry board, and the small blind's continuation bet suggests strength. Folding preserves my stack for better spots.

J6 suited on the button in a 3-handed game is a standard open; raising to 2.5bb takes initiative with position against both blinds.

K2 offsuit is weak out of position facing a button raise and will often be dominated or forced to fold postflop, so folding avoids losing more chips.

4-7 offsuit is very weak against a button raise to 250; folding from the big blind saves chips.

Q6s is too weak to open from the button in a 3-handed game, especially with deep stacks. Folding preserves chips for better opportunities.

A9 suited is a strong heads-up hand against the big blind after the button folded, so raising builds the pot and denies free equity.

Q7 offsuit is a weak hand facing a 3x open from the small blind; even with position and decent pot odds, it plays poorly postflop and is dominated by much of the raising range, so folding is the chip-preserving play.

J7 suited on the button in 3-handed play is well within opening range, with position and suited connectivity. Raising builds the pot in position and can take the blinds.

T9s is a solid suited connector with good playability; facing a 2.5x button open from the small blind, calling 200 into a 400 pot is reasonable though 3-betting is also viable. Calling keeps the pot manageable out of position.

Q8o is a weak holding out of position in a multiway pot. Despite 4:1 immediate odds, folding avoids difficult postflop play and preserves stack for better opportunities.

Middle pair with a gutshot (T9 on 4-8-9) out of position versus the preflop raiser; checking lets the aggressor continue and I can call or check-raise depending on sizing rather than bloating the pot with a marginal hand.

In position after opponent checked, I have a gutshot to a J-high straight, an overcard, and backdoor hearts. A half-pot semi-bluff can win immediately and builds pot for my draws if called.

Middle pair with a ten kicker and a gutshot (7) on a dry-ish board versus a button c-bet of half pot; calling keeps the pot controlled while retaining equity against overcards and bluffs.

Turned top two pair on a very wet board (straight and flush draws); bet for value and protection rather than risk a free card with a check that may get checked back.

I have a Jack-high straight on the turn, beaten only by QJ. Raising for value against sets, two pair, and Jack-x hands that led out, while charging them before a scary river.

Top two pair (tens and nines) on 4-8-9-T facing a 3x turn raise; we need ~27% equity and beat overpairs and semi-bluffs (diamonds, gutshots) while only losing to straights/sets. Calling keeps bluffs in and avoids stacking off OOP into a range that includes QJ/J7/76 and sets; we also have 4 outs to a full house.

Top two pair on a river where villain's 3x turn raise range is heavy with straights (QJ, J7, 76) and sets; checking keeps the pot controlled, lets missed draws bluff, and avoids bet-folding or bloating against a range that mostly beats us when it raises.

We have a jack-high straight, beaten only by QJ, with no flush possible. Opponent's river check suggests showdown value rather than the nuts, so a modest value bet can be called by sets, two pair, and the lower ten-high straight.

Top two pair on a dry-ish board facing a river bet of 2000 into 6000; we need only ~20% equity. Villain's line could include straights/sets, but also overpairs and missed diamond draws bluffing, so calling is clearly profitable while raising only gets action from hands that beat us.

8-4 offsuit is a weak hand even on the button in a 3-handed game; folding avoids playing a dominated hand out of position postflop against two live opponents.

K8o has decent equity heads-up against a random big blind, and getting 3:1 pot odds makes calling profitable. I prefer to see a flop rather than raise out of position.

With 6c7c in the big blind facing only a small-blind limp, checking sees a free flop in position with a suited connector that plays well multiway equity-wise without bloating the pot preflop.

Semi-bluff with an open-ended straight draw on a wet board, representing a strong hand to fold out weaker holdings and building a pot for when I hit the straight.

With 6-high, no pair and no one-card straight or flush draw on Q-J-T, only runner-runner outs remain, far below the 25% equity needed to call.