coconutbrah

How did you set up the custom spot? Are you pulling from monkersolver ranges and using vision to browse? How did you get the stacks and positions to populate?

Is it possible to get an .ahk script for streets other than utg/river decisions?

Call again but ya it sucks this hand isnt great

I usually give credit until I see something out of line to call down in these spots. He could be valuebetting a worse flush if hes bad but thats rare

played it fine unless you have a reason to turn the K into a bluff on the flop vs the fishy player

Unless you have a read he doesnt bluff for psbs then gotta call way too high up in your range

Since the post I think leading is the best option. This board wont be stabbed that often and hands that are betting are calling a bet. I would have 4 bet this hand if I played it again it flops well enough and spr is favorable.

Major argument for CR vs leading is that this board doesnt hit aces very hard. I think the concept was mixed up that when 3betting or 4betting in a pot with a higher spr this hand makes a good CR since it is a bad board for aces. In this hand the flop hits the callers range harder and should be lead when flopping equity like overpair+nfd. The only benefit from checking is that possibly a weaker fd will stab but those hands are probably calling a bet if lead into.

Hard to say what to do here. If villain is insane its a check pot gii. If he is reasonable I dont mind a fold here youre not doing well against much of his range. Best case he has overpair and a flush draw and youre 60/40

You have a wrap in a 3bet pot no question gii

With stack size of 200bb and a check raise wouldn't the turn be awkward a lot? We're going to be putting in $145 on the flop with another ~350 behind.

Sorry should be Tc double paired double suited.

Half pot then just fold for the rest? Weve got a psb left on the river

Live games play very passive and I may not even get raised by less than a set, or a huge combo draw(sometimes) and rarely bluffed. Betting seems +ev but its the times I get raised that really feel like a mistake all be it that it doesn't happen often.

Villain is  a very good reg he would certainly get it in with top pair worse flush draw maybe check raise bluff but in my opinion this isn't a flop that the pf3bettor is going to be folding AA on very often so this should be discounted some.

Checking back sucks does it not? We have no showdown value or ways to improve but hitting our draws. What hands would I be checking back here? AKQJ with no diamonds? I can't see checking back AA here since this is a flop thats hard to hit in the first place, taking down the pot takes precedence. As the preflop aggressor IP and against a loose opener that is OOP calling a 3bet isn't this flop a 100%cbet?

I think this villain would certainly be capable of firing turn and river unimproved as a bluff with his entire range if I check back here. Though he is a smart player and may check give up the pot on turns that dont improve his 0 equity hands. But he may lead bare KXXX and rep draws when they come in.

Specifically is this a check back deep? At 100bb I can't see any other action besides bet getting it in on the flop.

I guess my question should be more geared to how to play in pots that are going 6 ways with loose postflop players that take one off with gutshots. Playing monsters is the easy part but getting involved and being on the top of all in equities and barreling opportunities is essential.

So what hands to select preflop to open, limp/limp call as well as how to approach 3betting when its likely to go to the flop for a 40bb bet 6ways.

I'm approaching this bet as a value bet as I'm considering stacking off in this spot. I guess the problem is that without reads or for instance jamming over a lead from an aggressive player its a bit spewey to be getting this in in a single raised pot. 

So when is it appropriate to bet this hand for value and not solely for protection. If JXXX is going to call a bet thats a clear vbet. Check back and bet 2 turns? What if this hand is 3 ways and we are on the button? always checking back? assume the opponents are good regulars.