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Hand #1 you have the idiot end of the straight. try not to go all in with this, IMO. villian just as easily has 5 6. Keep pot small with this straight without a good read
Hand #2 Pay full houses off if you have a straight, you beat everything else on the board. Full pot bet on Turn, try to induce all in before river.
Hand #3 - Don't stack off with just one pair. Broadway is hit more often than you would expect, lots of people call raises with A10, KJ, QJ, KQ, etc. so beware of that and play a smaller pot if the flop brings a potential broadway. Watch your opponents betting patterns as indicators of strength. I find people play much more straight up in terms of big betting than you would think. Usually its a sign of big strength to re-raise. You can get away from this. You also don't have top kicker, someone with AK could have "top kicker" for two pair. That's the other hand I worry about there, along with King or Ace ten. You look very beat.
Hand #4 with Kings, I slow down after getting re-raised. You don't want to play for stacks much with Kings, IMO. The hands I have stacked off with kings have been at best even in the long run, maybe slightly negative. My most profitable kings hands are small-medium profits. Remember as general rule you don't want to stack off with "just one pair" as your opponent isn't likely to do so...
Hand #5 I pay this off every time, you have trips with top kicker. Pay off FHs, unfortunately. Most of the time its a lower kicker or 2p not believing trips, unless there is a draw-heavy board. Can't get away from this as you would lose money on other hands in the long run.
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