Since they were live hands and the table was fairly loose and aggressive, meaning there were many pots with over half the table in, I don't exactly remember how many bets were in every pot, but it will be close enough to where it shouldn't effect the decision:

Hand 1: I have [Th] in CO. Reads: They're all dipshits
The majority of the players in front of me limp. I raise, Button, Blinds and limpers call.
[8d][9h] Pot = large
Everyone checks, I bet and get rid of just a few people.
Pot = let's say 10BB approximately
Checked to me, again I bet and get only 2 callers, UTG and player to my direct right call.
Pot 13BB
Checked to me. Board is dangerous, but they checked to me. Should I be putting anyone on a lone 7 here?


Hand 2: I have [Ad] in SB.
UTG is a maniac and I have no respect for any of his bets or raises, UTG+1 is unknown.
Several limpers and I raise, all call.
[8s][Jc] Pot = fairly large
I bet and get 2 callers, UTG and UTG+1
Pot = let's say 8BB approximately
I check, UTG bets, UTG+1 raises
I have the , I'm getting odds to call here, but UTG may cap. Should I beat him to the punch, call, or fold.



Hand 3: I have [Kc] UTG. BB seems tightish passive, but I have seen him fish once or twice and he has been aggressive once or twice so maybe slightly tight/slightly passive?
I raise, a couple of callers, BB calls.
[Ks][3d] Pot = about 10SB
I bet, 1 caller, BB calls
Pot = 6ish BB
BB checks, I bet, 1 fold, BB calls
Pot = 8 BB
BB checks.
Value bet here?

Hand 1 for pure value you can bet/fold if it's in your make-up, but i prolly check river.


Hand 2 call. Why escalate here............we are likely drawing.

Hand 3: V-bet all day long. What are we afraid of? That he called on flop with a 4 in his hand? Expect to see something like K 10 here maybe even something like 9 9.

The reason I didn't lead out on Hand 2 was because I felt that the had to help somebody and I really would have rather have paid 1 bet to draw than 2. Worked out that I paid 2 anyway though.