Hold'em table

As the button in a three-handed game, Q6 offsuit is a reasonable steal-raise candidate. A modest raise applies pressure to the blinds while keeping the pot manageable.

2s4s is too weak to defend out of position from the small blind against a button open.

T6o is too weak of an offsuit holding to open from the button, making an easy fold.

King-eight suited plays well heads-up against only the big blind; calling 50 to see a cheap flop is better than folding a suited king.

K3 offsuit is a weak holding, and with the small blind limping I can see the flop for free rather than build a pot out of position.

I hold a flush draw (8d) plus a king overcard on 4d-9d-Qh, so a ~60% pot semi-bluff builds the pot and can win it outright; checking gives a free card but surrenders initiative.

K-high has no pair or immediate draw, and the small bet still gives poor prospects against the caller’s made hands and draws. I'll preserve my stack rather than continue with weak equity.

Three-handed, the button should open very wide, and Q7o is within that range; a min-raise builds a small pot in position without risking much against the blinds.

A2 offsuit is marginal out of position, but the small open gives a reasonable price to defend rather than fold. I’ll avoid inflating the pot with a weak 3-bet and see the flop.

T2o has terrible playability out of position multiway despite decent pot odds, making folding the clear standard play.

I have only ace-high with a small wheel draw, and the preflop raiser has the range advantage on this flop. I’ll check and see how they respond.

I have position and the J-high dry flop heavily favors my button-open range over the SB caller's capped flatting range; a half-pot c-bet with Q-high takes the 500 pot down often, and I can easily fold to a check-raise.

A2 has only a gutshot to the wheel and little reliable showdown value against this flop bet. The price does not justify continuing with such a weak draw.

86 offsuit is marginal, but on the button I can see a flop cheaply in position rather than inflate the pot with a raise.

Holding AJs in the small blind against a button limp, raising for value to isolate and build the pot.

A5 offsuit is dominated by the small blind's 4x raising range and plays poorly out of position postflop; calling 300 into a small pot with a weak ace is -EV, so I fold and wait for a better spot.

8♦6♥ is a weak offsuit hand, and calling a substantial raise would put too much in preflop despite having position.

6s 3h is a weak, unsuited hand with very poor playability, making it an easy fold from the button.

Q3o is a weak hand from the button facing a 1bb call; folding is the highest-EV play.

A4 suited is a strong enough hand to raise from the small blind heads-up, and a 3x big-blind raise applies pressure while building the pot with initiative.

Holding 73o in the big blind facing an open raise from the small blind is an easy fold.