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It's folded around to the small blind and he raises to $6. You three-bet to $19 as a bluff and your opponent calls. The flop comes K♥ T♠ 7♦. He checks and you c-bet $30. He calls and the turn is the A♦. He checks.

You're playing a $10/$20 limit game at your local casino. In this hand there's a family limped pot to you in the big blind.

In your six-max game online it's folded to you in the cut-off. You raise to $8 and a very fishy player calls on the button. The blinds fold and the flop comes 7♥ 9♠ 5♣. yYou bet $15 and he calls. The turn comes 6♦. You check and he bets $60. You call and the river comes 2♥. You check and he bets $150.

You're playing in the middle stages of an online MTT. Your image is one of the more aggressive at the table and it feels like the players on your left are ready to play back at you. In this hand you raise to $1200 and the player directly on your left raises all-in for $8,300. It's folded to the player in the small blind who shoves for $15,000.

In your live $2/$5 game a player limps from early position and you raise to $45 in the hijack. A very weak player calls on the button and a short stack in the big blind goes all-in for $120. The limper folds.

In your six-max game online a very loose and aggressive player limps in from the cut-off. Your read on him is that he loves to spring on weakness and that he's not able to rein his aggression in. The button folds as does the small blind. You raise to $10 and he calls. The flop comes Q♥ 3♠ 8♦ and you c-bet $15. He calls and the turn comes 2♦.

You're playing in a live $2/$5 game at your local casino. In this hand a deep stacked and decently bad player raises to $25 under the gun. Player 3, another fishy player, calls. You call and a good player calls behind you on the button. The blinds fold and the flop comes 5♣ 3♣ 2♠. The original raiser bets $75 and Player 3 folds. You call and the button moves in for $425. The original raiser calls.