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First of all I don't really know what our range is because I don't have a donking range on this flop.
But If I would have a balanced range here I think that we could bet our entire range small with 22 being the weakest hand for value. I don't really expect him to have a hand in between 22 and a straight so all those hands are the same to me and it doesn't really make sense to have two betsizes imo.
If he jams I would probably call all my Tx and fold the rest.

Is there any other reason then? ;)

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I would x/c flop & turn. As played I would probably bet small ~20 and fold to a raise.

Depends on what stakes you're playing. If it's 50nl or lower you definitely don't need to worry about a small fluctuation in cbet size, nobody will ever notice it ;). Especially if you're playing zoom.
Ofcourse in the long term or at higher stakes it does matter and you should have different sizes on different boards and the same size on the same boards (you might even have 2 sizes on one board, but then they should both be balanced).

Something to remember for size: The drier the board the less you have to bet. The more draws there are on the board the bigger your betsize. This will be true in most cases.

Okay it's a bad card. But I'm still shoving vs a fish, plenty of worse hands that might call.

This is not possible spew, this is definitely spew at these stakes ;)

+1 to bet/fold the turn.

+1 to folding turn. It's weird but I doubt that people bluff enough here.

I think we can overfold the river vs this guy. It's difficult for him to have enough bluffs here.

Yeah easy fold imo :)

I would x/c the flop with this hand. As played I would also fold the river. You'll see JJ here almost always + you also block some KQ hands.

Gl in the main event! Shipping that one will give you a boost ;)

I would fold the flop. We only have 3 outs and not even a backdoor draw.
As played I would just call the turnbet. But if you raise you should make it bigger so that you can jam blanks OTR.
River is a tough spot. With this SS you could maybe exploitably bet 1/3d pot and fold to a raise.

I think you can do both preflop.
Postflop I would just fold to the flopbet. A 4bet range consists of a lot of Ax so this is a really bad board. I would be more inclined to call on Kxx.

+1 to bet/fold OTT. As played definitely xb the river.

You can open way wider from all positions but for a beginner this looks good. Like Taaazz said you can expand your opening range over time.

I'm not sure about the turn. Betting & x/calling both seem kind of awkward to me.
As played it's player dependent. We have ~40-50% if he barrels all his missed draws and if he always raises good hands before the river but at 10nl people aren't bluffing that much and his AF is kind of low. I tend to fold these kind of spots.

Cameron Couch, DjUNKeLL, Felipe Boianovsky are good places to start.

Like the others I would bet small or xb. I really don't like betting big here.

Definitely call turn. You could also try to GII OTF.

Yeah well played imo.

I would 4bet/GII preflop. As played I would call flop. Raising is not that bad imo but make it bigger.

+1 to a x/f OTT. No point in bluffing on these boards at 10nl. But after betting you should bet the river.

Well played imo. Villain should have enough worse flushes for us to call here.

I'm always folding vs the raise. At 2nl we're always behind when we get raised OTR (assuming we don't have 1st-2d nuts).

I would bet the turn. He should have enough PPs that will call again.
As played I'm defintely calling vs that sizing, he could easily be valuebetting 88-JJ for that sizing.

Yeah like others, 3bet preflop. As played jam flop.

I would bet bigger OTF & jam the turn. As played I would probably x/f the river but I don't like it.