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Honestly I don't think preflop is that bad, even if the blinds fold you're calling 60 to see a 320 pot with a hand that, although easily dominated, may well be ahead of the trash that typical $6 players limp or call minraisers with. That said, you need to play very carefully on the flop, particularly against the preflop raiser.
I think the flop lead is good with the potential flush and straight draws out there. There is 400 in the pot, I actually would have bet this a bit harder, say 250-300 to go. When your flop bet is called, I check the turn rather than leading again. Sure, giving a free card to the heart draw isn't great but by leading again you're building a big pot which I'm not sure I want to play this early.
On the river, I would have thrown out a blocking bet of about 1/4-1/3 pot so 200-250 or so.
I'm not great at these situations, anybody else?
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