Quote Originally Posted by HoopyDude
I need to think more while at the tables, play less on autopilot, really try to put people on ranges instead of thinking "oh he must have this" and stop calling passive players monster shoves with TPGK.
I agree 100% with all of this, and you're realizing it much easier in your online poker career than most people do. Good luck.

Hand 1: I think you know what's up with the river here. To give you something else to think about involving this situation, if you have 41% equity on the river here you break even. Do you think have more equity than that?

Hand 2: Yes, you can just call his bet if you want, and there's nothing wrong with that. Your check/raise is fine too. If he only calls with {TT+, 55-33} it's about break even, and his calling range is probably looser than that making it +EV. It's also worth mentioning that you're not getting better hands to fold, so it's not a bluff. You're hoping to get money in on this street with an equity advantage, making your raise for value.

Hand 3: For me it's hard to say because his flop range is presumably pretty wide. As played against his lolable bet-sizing, I'd say it's fine.