Hold'em table

2-6 offsuit from the button is a clear fold against two players; no equity or position edge worth 100 chips.

AKs is a premium hand heads-up vs BB with button already folded; raise for value and isolation.

Seven-deuce offsuit is one of the weakest hands and I face a raise from the small blind with 200 to call, so folding is the disciplined play.

Weak offsuit hand (T4o) out of position relative to two live blinds; not worth entering from the button with no equity edge.

Heads-up against the big blind after the button folded, completing the small blind with 3-5 suited is a cheap, reasonable price to see a flop.

6d7c is a weak suited connector but I'm in the big blind with no raise to face, so a free flop is correct.

I have a pair of fives on a King-high flop with no bet to me, so checking keeps the pot small and gets a free showdown look.

Open-ended straight draw (4/5) heads-up with a free check available; no need to bet a weak draw into the SB caller.

I hold a pair of fives on a Q-high-ish board with no strong draw, so checking for a free showdown is the sensible line rather than bloating the pot.

I hold an open-ended straight draw (5-6-7-8) with nothing made, heads-up against a passive limper who has checked every street. Taking a free river card maximizes my equity without risking chips.

I hold only a pair of fives on a board with K, Q, J, so checking to see a free showdown is the best option. Betting would risk chips against hands that likely beat mine.

My 6-high has no showdown value, but checking is free; I'll only fold if bet into.

Jh4d is weak, but from the button against two blinds a small steal raise can win the pot outright often enough to beat calling a 100 chip bet out of position.

K5 offsuit is too weak to call a 2.5x raise out of position against the button; folding is clearly best.

8c3s offsuit is a weak hand from the button facing two players; folding is the standard play with no fold equity or equity to call.

Weak offsuit low cards (42o) heads-up against BB with button already folded; not worth calling or raising.

83 offsuit from the button facing a limp is weak and not worth continuing in a 3-handed pot; fold to preserve chips.

Holding 6-J offsuit in the small blind facing only 50 to call, calling keeps the pot cheap and realizes some playability against the big blind without committing much more.

5c7s is a weak hand; I already have my blind in and can see a free flop heads-up against only the limper.

I have a pair of jacks with an ace on the board, which is a medium-strength hand, so checking keeps the pot small and lets me see what the other seats do.

Weak hand with showdown value only; check back and fold to aggression.

There is no bet to call, and checking with a pair of jacks keeps the pot small while I see whether seat_1 bets.

Weak gutshot-ish draw (wheel straight needs 3,4) with a passive opponent; free showdown is fine, no value in betting 5-high.

I have a pair of jacks with no caught draw on the river, and both players have checked the whole hand, so checking to see a showdown for free is the simplest line.

I hold only 5-high with no draws; betting has no fold equity and check is free. If seat_3 bets, I fold.

Ten-deuce offsuit is a weak hand that is not worth calling a raise with out of position, so folding is the disciplined play.

Heads-up with 54s after a fold; completing for 50 is cheap and playable in position.

Q9 offsuit is mediocre; checking BB for free to see the flop is best given no raise to call.

I have a gutshot-ish weak hand (54 on JK K board) with no equity worth betting; free card heads-up is fine.

No pair or strong draw on this paired board; checking behind is cheapest way to see next card.

I have no showdown value (5-high) on a KKK board; checking is free and I can fold to any bet.

Board is paired with quads of kings on it; I have Q9 high with no showdown value, no reason to bet into a dry board, just check and see the river cheaply.

I hold 5-high with no draw; betting can only lose chips since any king beats me and a bluff has little fold equity after all checks.

Board shows trip kings; I have Q9 which gives me a strong kicker, but with no betting all hand I'll check back to see showdown safely.