Heys guys! Just recently got back into the game after 2 months off, find it a little tougher to make the right decision, especially since I switch from GG poker to Coin poker. I was playing a 200$ game and their is 1 guy who gave great action, (6-bet shoved all in against me with AQJ8ss, 250BB deep) we are pretty deep and he was up about a 1000BB at one point, I am 500BB deep. Of course A754 triple suited is not a hand a normally play but against this guy I want to get involved. He CB pots the flop and goes for 3/4 pot on turn I decided to pot the turn, he calls. River he leads for pot and I ended up getting timed out. Can I ever find a hero call here? Seen him bluff a couple of times but he usually use a merge bet size, and the last time he pot the river vs me happen to have the nuts.

The trainer seems to 3 bet BB vs BUT w/all double paired hands, can anyone explain the logic in this. With 8844ss or its equivalent, flopping a set doesn't seem very strong. What am I missing?

Feel like I misplayed this. I just 3 bet these same two opponents and they both called and folded OTF, so when UTG 4 bets it's aces heavy. Is the call PRE ok? Is it a call OTF w/just BDFD's? https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/5183201676

I've been watching the mental game videos, and even though I feel that I am pretty strong in that area, I'm learning a lot. Most of us concentrate our energy on learning strategy to improve our game, but putting the same amount of energy into other aspects of our lives, (health, relationships, etc.) will ultimately lead to success both in life and poker.

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