Quote Originally Posted by minSim
Hand 1: 33 is in my range here as well.
Being villain here, are you laying down AA? JJ? TT?
Are those usually the same on this board?
Being villain, are you betting the turn with AA? with JJ?
Against an unknown, i would probably pitch an overpair against this line. If i knew my opponent was tricky, i would probably c/c turn bet/fold river. It is very unlikely anyone would try to bluff us on the river if we played our hand this way.

Quote Originally Posted by minSim
Hand 2: I think I'm with you here.
As played though, again being villain are you laying down AA? JJ?
Would you somewhere lay them down if hero raised flop?
If i got raised on the flop with an overpair, i would call the flop and c/f turn. Again, with more information on the opponent, sometimes shoving the flop for value would work (Yeti theorem thing).

Quote Originally Posted by minSim
Hand 3: I don't really know about making a play on this one.
You're saying we are being looked up lighter by the better players, I partly disagree with that. I think you'll get lookedup a lot by everyone.
But shouldn't we get looked up less by the good handreaders?
Compare this one with Hand 2. An A is a bigger part of our range than an T, so it's more likely that we hit our board.
Tbh I think on this board our FE is the least of all, so playing agressive when we actually did hit would be very good, imo.
I think we were interpreting "good" hand readers on different levels lol.

It's a scary board, but a good opponent with history would know you would float the flop as a bluff sometimes since it is very unlikely he could be holding an Ace. If i was villain and playing against an unknown, the proposition of having to call a turn and a river bet with two Aces on the board would be scary without an Ace. But yeah when we actually hit trips on this board we should be raising the flop.

Quote Originally Posted by minSim
Hand 4: I disagree with you this is the same as hand 2. I think villain puts us on a T here a lot more then in hand 2. We are never raising the flop here with a T and we are in hand 2.
I would raise the flop with a hand like K-10/A-10 for value, but just calling with other 10-x hands is fine without information. As for the hands playing differently, i think most players at lower limits would consider 10-x in our range with a flop float on either board, so i don't think a turn raise would "feel" any different.

Quote Originally Posted by minSim
Hand 5: You could be right here, I don't know a lot and/or have a lot of experience with playing deeper.
The reason I put this scenario in is that our turn raise with 100bb doesn't leave a lot behind, so maybe we'll get looked up lighter then being 150bb deep. In both situation we are attacking villains whole stack, so I guess it makes a different if you're risking 100bb or 150bb.
I can also see a difference in raising flop or turn. With 100bb a flop raise could be more scary as a turn raise could be at 150bb. I'm not sure about that though.
IMO a 3/4PSB and a 5/4PSB are tough for villain to call on the river without a read/history, so the difference in implied threat is at best slight.

Now that I've taken a look at your post, will you take a look at my A-K post in this part of the forum plz? Hopefully you can add/correct some of my thoughts!