$100nl - 12/23 afternoon session, three hands

Sorry for using pokerhand.org, easier to put them in my notes.

Hand 1: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1845939
I don't think I really can but I want to make sure a value bet on the river isn't good; villain is 13/10/6.0.

Hand 2: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1846169
Villain is unknown. Note his stack is ~50bb. Standard?

Hand 3: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1846393
Villain is 22/10 or so with a 1.0 flop AF and a 6.0 turn AF. I don't think he has an ace since he open completed the SB. His turn AF combined with his preflop completion make me think I'm good here, but when making my turn decision I'm not sure about the river.

1. If he's a bad non-bluffy tag you can.

2. Poor midish stackers love to make super stupid flop raises.

3. Hmmm this is a good hand. His turn donk is something like 55 68 89 or diamonds a bit. I dunno how much so I dunno if raising is right. It may be. I think if we're good enough to know that we're moving up, however.

Kinda lost on river. We don't really know if he could have an ace by his limp, he could be doing that with a lot of them. He's more likely to c/r or c/c on turn with an ace, I think. The diamond should get him to bet out again if it hit him, but it would also make him more likely to c/c an ace. I think this is a good spot to try out thin valuing since a 22vpip is calling with a small pair. Yeah, betting might actually be right.

Yeah, I would bet the river in the first hand hand. Heck, I usually end up just getting the money in on the turn but a check is probably right.

Second hand is well played, you're pot-struck.