Poker Hands

Flop re raiser is a VP 17, check raise under 1%, win at showdown 60%. Almost certainly 33 or 44. Folding here is out playing re raiser.

Very favorable flop, multi outs. Do you flat or raise flop? Do check back turn for pot control?

Pocket Nines: The reason for the calls was I kept expecting button to raise, he has been overly aggressive preflop, flop, turn, and river. Although worked out as played. But can you ever fold this river boat? Better fullhouse?

Both SB and BB were often going allin over multiple flats to a raise. So I flatted with JJ hoping for the allin. Surprisingly he was strong with AK.

Slowed played flopped fullhouse, donks couldn't fold their hands.

He can't resist 3betting a raise and a call. Nice to have AA, pocket aces

Play AK like a boss. Bluff catch. Followed by rage quit.

He thought I was bluffing, but I was bluffing my bluff. Yes, this happened. Reverse trap. Calling station, owned. Ace King, never loses.

Sick beat against a player who can't fold. Hitting everything every time.

BB ALWAYS bluffs the next street if everyone checks. So my play was meant to trap BB. Thankfully the straight flush bailed me out from other player in hand.

Players always raises his SB when heads up with BB. Called with the plans to bluff. More believable I had a 9 if I make the play on the turn.

Maybe I should of called turn, but doing so allows a scare card on river to kill my action?

Player always raises and bets heads up in blinds. Decided to play back. Wasn't a bluff?

Is check raising the best option here?

Flopping both straight and flush draw after raising preflop. Double barrel bluff to get it through. Correct spot to play combo draw aggressive?

Planned on bluffing either turn or river with scare card. Took a double barrel.

Without the use of a tracker this is an easy fold, but with track one can confidently make this call. Counterfeited flopped set, and still call.

Crazy risky bluff! Do you call?

What's your play on the river? Great time to flop a straight against aggressive opponent. Out of position though, do you bet flop?

No reason to bet or raise in microstakes with best hand, money is made checking and calling.

Never chase away 2nd best, let them hang themselves. Better to win a lot than a little.

Villain constantly squeezes. So what do you do? You bluff back.

Double barrel bluff; he folded and showed the winning hand. Too much respect or afraid to lose a big pot?

Scary enough board to pull off the bluff. Tired of this aggressive player stealing pots, so I stole from the thief.

Didn't know the correct size to raise out of BB with so many limpers, so I went with min raise hoping someone would 3 bet me. Flop I check to induce a bluff as well. He was willing to risk it all on a draw with one to come?