Blinds 1/2, average player is loose/passive. No read unless stated otherwise. If anyone is paying attention (yeah right) I'm playing squeeky tight.

#1
AA in MP, full table, I've got 170 and the other guy has me covered. UTG limps, I raise to 10 and he calls. Flop comes J89 rainbow. He checks, I bet 20 and he calls. Turn is a J, he checks and I check it back. River is a 5 and he checks again, I make a valuebet of 28.

Read: A few laps ago I limped in LP with QJ, flop came Qxx and I bet the flop, after that we checked it down and he showed AJ for no pair and one overcard.

#2
I post in CO and get 64o. Two EP limpers, MP (290, I have him covered) miniraises and I call. Limpers and blinds call and we are 5 to the flop that comes J53 with a club draw. Checked to the better who bets 10 into the 20 pot. I call and the rest folds. Turn is a T and goes check/check. River is an 8 and he bets 2, I raise to 30.

#3
QQ UTG+2, I open limp and the next guy pops it to 8 and gets two callers. I re-raise to 40 and only original raiser calls. Flop comes 792 with a diamond flush draw. I bet 66 and he flat calls. Turn is the , I check and he checks behind. River is the , I check and he bets 78, I fold.

Hand 1 - I'd bet more on the river, but I think a turn bet is good here.

Hand 2 - Looks good.

Hand 3 - Ugh. I don't like the limp re-raise with QQ from UTG+2 at all, just raise it up. As played your turn check is very ugly imo, just push.

#1
He folded the river. After he called the other hand with one overcard and no draw I felt it was impossible to put him on a hand. TP just sucked out, so a check saves money but I am giving any T a free chance to suck out... of course, if a Q or 7 comes on the river and he bets out I have an easy fold so I don't care *that* much. I was hoping a check on the turn would induce a curiosity call, but I guess he didn't even have a pair. Still feel unsure about what is the best turn action, I think the other streets are fine.

#2
I pretty much only bluff when my opponents show real weakness (I find it -EV to try and push people off actual hands), here he's basically telling med he has nothing so I think it is an obvious spot. Only problem would be that it is too obvious and that I am not repping any specific hand, but against non-thinking opponents I don't think that matters too much. He folded.

#3
Yeah I don't really like this one either. Still, if I flat call I will be playing a 4 way pot OOP with a vulnerable hand. I think my river fold is good because I can't really beat any hand that would bet there, surely he would check behind with JJ. I was picking between pushing and check/folding when the turn card arrived.