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You have trips (made on a paired flop) and bet the turn after a multiway flop-calling line. Villain check-raises your turn bet. Without specific reads, is calling here a sound decision, and what should you expect from the river?

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You're IP as the preflop raiser in a single-raised pot vs the BB. You c-bet the flop and get called. The turn brings a non-completing card, but you've picked up a gutshot draw (wheel draw) to go with your ace-high. What's correct on the turn?

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3bet pot: you bet JJ (overpair) on 4s 6s 9c and barrel the 5c turn; the BB check-jams for a low SPR. Action?

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3-bet pot, you flop a set of tens on Qs Td Js and take a check-call, check-call, check (XC-XC-X) line to the 7c, 5h river; villain bets a third time. Action?

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Limped multiway pot, you check-call the flop with J9 on Ts 8c 8h, the turn checks through, and after you bet the Kd river villain raises. Action?

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General principle: you have a draw (e.g. a gutshot or backdoor) with seemingly enough raw equity to continue on the flop. When should you fold it anyway despite 'enough equity on paper'?

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What is 'bluff allowance' (BA) and how do you use it to decide whether to bluff-catch?

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Your line and runout make your range look strongly protected. How does that change a bluff-catch vs aggression?

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Why is mistakenly assigning volatility one of your biggest leaks?

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CO 100bb 6max RFI

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