Hold'em table

2h6c offsuit is a weak hand with to_call 100 and no pot odds justification as button; folding preserves chips for better spots.

AKs is a strong hand in a 3-handed pot, so raising to 300 builds the pot and takes initiative from the big blind.

2d5h is a very weak hand facing a 3x raise out of position; folding is clearly best.

T4 offsuit is a weak hand that is unprofitable to play for 100 chips from the button, so folding preflop is the disciplined choice.

3h5h is a very weak hand even for the small blind with only one caller; folding is cheapest and correct.

Heads-up pot with weak offsuit king, cheap call price justifies seeing a flop rather than folding or raising.

I'm already in the big blind and can check for free, and K-3 offsuit is too weak to justify raising into a single limp.

Weak hand (K-high, no pair) on a paired low board; checking to control pot size and see a free card.

I hold King-high with no pair on a 4-4-9 board; checking is free and keeps the pot small, and it is the only sensible option with no bet to call.

I have king-high with no pair or draw on a dry board; checking is the standard low-cost line since both opponents checked flop.

I hold King-high on a paired board with no made hand, and there is no bet to call, so checking is the free and sensible action.

King-high with no pair; no reason to bet into two players, just check down.

I have only king-high on a paired board and there is no bet to call, so checking to showdown is free and keeps the pot small.

Weak offsuit hand (3-8) with no connectivity; not worth calling a raise out of position-equivalent spot in a 3-handed game.

With 4-2 offsuit, the worst starting hand, and 50 chips to call from the small blind out of position, folding is the least costly option.

Eight-three suited is a weak hand with poor playability, so folding to a 100-chip call from the button is the disciplined play.

J6s in the small blind heads-up is worth a cheap call to see a flop against the big blind rather than folding.

I'm the big blind with a weak offsuit hand (5-7), and since there's no raise to call, checking is free and avoids committing more chips with a marginal hand.

Top pair jacks on a dry flop heads-up; small value bet to build pot while staying out of trouble.

I have no pair, no draw, and no equity on an A-J-2 board facing a bet; folding is correct.

Ten-high offsuit on the button is a standard fold against two players who already have money in the pot.

Heads-up pot with good odds to see a flop with 54o; no need to fold given the cheap price.

Q9 offsuit is a weak hand, but as the big blind I already have the option to check for free after seat_1 limped, so I'll see the flop without adding chips.

No pair or draw on this K-K-J board, so I check back to control pot size cheaply.

I have Q-high with no pair on a paired K-high board, so I have little showdown value. Checking is free and keeps the pot small, and the action is already checked to me.

Board is Js Ks Kd Kc, my hand is just 5-4 with no pair, no need to bet; check and see the river for free.

We hold Q-high with trip kings on board, which is strong but vulnerable to a king or a better full house, and checking keeps the pot small while we see the river.

Board plays trip kings; my 5-4 kickers are weak, so betting risks a raise from a better kicker while gaining nothing against worse ones—best to check and let the hand showdown.

I hold three kings with a Q-J kicker, which is strong on this board, and seat_1 has only checked, so a small value bet should get called by worse hands.