Table starting at PLO200. FLOP: First of all solver often XB these kinda boards, but since people dont XR nearly as much as they should i think we can get away by over cbetting. TURN: My usual size for turn when the nuts dosent change as we just saw a call on the flop is to pot. Would obv not be super happy if got XR but can easily call and evaluate river. River: Now for the sake of the post. We heavyli block the folds, but will never win if we XB. How would you guys approach this river, and what is your thoughts. I think going something like b10 to simply fold out similar hands + random board pair might be the better option if we decide to bet. A similar hand in the solver XB 29%, b50 15% and pot 56%. Not sure i like the pot option in this line.

Here's the situation: I RFI the Button with KJ776 Double-Suited and call a 3Bet from the Auto-Straddle (Opponent has loose preflop stats but we don't have too many post flop reads yet) We go to a flop at an SPR of 2 Flop comes T76 Rainbow and Opponent Checks to me. I make it half-pot with Middle Set and Call when Opponent goes all in. I still like betting the flop, and I don't think I can fold to the jam afterwards. I wouldn't mind some second opinions though :) Opponent ended up having Top Set

UTG is loose aggressive with a high c-bet%, but doesn't barrel very often. Would this hand be a good candidate to widen our 3-bet range vs a wider than normal UTG range? On the flop, UTG cb33, I call. Turn x, x. What do you think about betting turn and/or river?

BTN is an aggressive reg with a wide opening range. Do we like to db, x/c or x/r?

Is there any merit to flatting in this spot vs a good reg to keep in the very loose player on the button? I know that it is a standard 4-bet in theory, but pushing out the lag in order to flip against the pro doesn't seem like a great play.