Hold'em table

54 suited is a playable speculative hand on the button in 3-handed play; raising applies pressure to the blinds while retaining position and flop potential if called.

Q5 offsuit in the small blind facing a 3x button open is a clear fold; it's dominated and plays poorly out of position with the big blind still to act.

T6s is too weak to call out of position against a button raise, and 3-betting would be too risky with this marginal holding.

T7 offsuit on the button in a 3-handed game is a marginal hand; folding avoids a weak spot out of position postflop isn't an issue but the hand is below a standard button opening range at 100bb.

Ah8h suited is strong enough to raise in a blind vs blind situation, taking initiative and putting pressure on the big blind.

K6 suited is too strong to fold heads-up in the big blind versus a small-blind 2.5x open, and I have position postflop; calling is better than 3-betting a dominated king.

We have middle pair with top kicker on a dry board, betting for value and protection.

King-high with no pair, draw, or backdoor equity on J-8-3 rainbow has too little equity and playability to call a half-pot c-bet in position.

J6s is a marginal hand but on the button 3-handed, raising to 2.5bb can steal the blinds or play postflop with position.

K2 offsuit is too weak to call a button raise from the small blind out of position; folding preserves stack.

7-4 offsuit is a weak hand out of position against a button open; folding is the standard play despite decent pot odds.

Q6 suited on the button in a 3-handed game is strong enough to open-raise, applying pressure to the blinds and building a pot in position with flush potential.

A9s in the SB versus a button open 3-handed is a profitable 3-bet; it plays poorly out of position as a flat and has solid equity plus fold equity against a wide button range.

Q7o is a weak hand and calling a 3-bet out of position would be unprofitable.

Q6 suited is too weak to continue against a large SB 3-bet to 900; calling 650 needs about 34% equity which this dominated hand lacks even in position.

J7 suited on the button in a 3-handed game is a standard open; raising to 2.5bb applies pressure on the blinds with position and a playable suited hand.

T9s is a playable hand with good implied odds, especially three-handed. Calling to see a flop is standard, as folding is too tight and raising out of position is risky.

Q8 offsuit is dominated by likely queen-x and stronger ranges from the button raiser and small-blind caller, and it realizes equity poorly out of position three-way despite the small call.

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On the button as preflop raiser with Jh7h on 4-8-9 rainbow; I have a backdoor flush draw, a gutshot-ish (J high with 7 for 5-6 straight draws) and overcards, so a half-pot c-bet takes it down often against a checked SB and keeps equity when called.

We have middle pair with a backdoor straight draw, getting 3:1 pot odds. Calling is profitable against a wide c-bet range, and we can reevaluate on the turn.

We have top two pair but the turn completes straights for QJ and 67, and we are out of position. Checking keeps the pot manageable while we still have a redraw to a full house.

The turn gave us a straight (7-8-9-T-J), second nuts behind only QJ. Bet for value against pairs, two pair, sets, and draws; a board with a flush draw means we want to charge them now.

With top two pair on a coordinated board, I want to raise for value and protection against straight draws. Raising to 2450 (a bit under pot-sized) puts pressure on hands like overpairs, top pairs, or combo draws, while still allowing me to get away if he shoves with a straight or set. Many worse hands can call such as 98, T8, or J9. I have blockers to TT/99, reducing his set combos.

Jh7h makes the 7-8-9-T-J straight, second nuts on this board (only QJ beats us). Facing a check-raise, we shove to get max value from sets, two pair, and flush/straight draws while denying equity on the river.

Board is wet with straight possibilities. Seat_2 shoves over my turn raise showing extreme strength, likely a made straight like QJ. My two pair has only 4 outs against a straight. Pot odds ~35%, but equity much lower. Fold to preserve stack.

Holding 8c4s on the button with no money invested, this hand is too weak to play against the blinds. Folding preserves my full stack for better opportunities.

Heads-up against the big blind after the button folded, K8o is well ahead of a random hand and worth raising for value despite being out of position postflop.

Suited connector 7c6c in the big blind facing a 3x open from the small blind heads-up; getting 2:1 with position for the rest of the hand, a call is clearly profitable.

With Kh8d on Qd-Jh-Ts I have an open-ended straight draw to the nuts with a king overcard. A half-pot semi-bluff can win immediately and builds the pot if I hit.

6c7c completely whiffed a QJT board with no flush draw; facing a half-pot c-bet with no equity, folding is clearly correct.