anotherdonk

Yeah exactly, over pairs are now FH's so drawing to a straight isn't appealing, so I'd expect villain to c/f a lot.

I'd bet 1/4-1/3 pot. It makes our bluffs cheap and a lot of our hands now improved so I expect a lot of folds from 53s 87s random over cards with BDFD that c/r the flop.

I think on hand 2 you should bet the flop much larger, we are 3 way and aren't cbeting light so with a value range size up.

GL GL!

Hey, good luck! I saw you post on the forums and I'm also in a similar situation. Just starting to get back into the game and I also have from the ground up.

I've still got a flatting range ip, but do wonder about this. I just worry how to proceed about 4bets with hands like JJ vs UTG etc. A lot of regs still seem nitty and we might run into premiums often?

The JQ hand above is interesting, I think I'd bet 1/3 pot otf. I also used to have a nitty mindset of thinking they always have it and would probably still want to fold but I guess we only lose to JJ+ which wont always c/r but beat a lot of FD's and GS's that spazz out? I guess having the Q spades isn't great as we block AQs KQs QTs that might also take this line.

It sounds crazy that people working for the police can't gamble!

I think the call pre is fine. I would check the flop, donking isn't really covered in the course. On the turn with the betting lead bet bigger as there are 2 flush draws. On the river I would bet/fold, at these limits without reads players aren't bluffing often enough.

I liked the format, was kind of stop-start but was good to get the extra analysis on the more interesting/larger pots