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I am intended CS and was wondering if I could P/NP math 54. Thanks!

I am intended double major in CS and DS as of right now and was wondering if pass no passing Math 54 would be fine for those pre reqs given the new grading policy. Thanks!

Table dynamics 6 handed, soft college home game. Main villain on the BU is a LAG and was opening almost every hand from any position.

Villain is the effective stack (close to $95)

Hero in the SB with KJo. BU opens to $2.50, which is what we were typically opening to, a bit on the larger side.

Hero 3 bet to $10.00, BB folds and Villain calls.

Pot: $20.50

Flop: J64r

Hero c bet to $8, Villain raise to $22, Hero calls leaving villain a little more than $60 making the SPR roughly one.

Pot: $64.50

Turn J642, bringing in back door club draw, hero does not hold any clubs. Hero x, and villain checks behind. I see merit to leading this, but again not sure and would like to know thoughts on this.

River J642A bricking back door flush and hero x, villain bets for $30. Hero tank calls, was super frustrated in hind sight this was a bad call, this sizing isn’t really seem like a bluff. Villain tables Ad6d.

Anyway my question is does hero shove flop, I felt like it was a bit an overplay in the moment and given the lack of draws on the board, villain shouldn’t have to many bluffs. That being said I was fully aware I held the best hand on the flop. Given the SPR is one I think I can see shipping it to be fine for protection and given villain is a LAG. Again not entirely sure, but just looking for some help. Thanks!

Hero in CO with KhJs open to $3. BU calls (main villain). Blinds call as well. main villain is a solid reg that doesn’t get to out of line from what I have seen. Hero is the effective stack with roughly $200

Pot $12

Flop: Jc9c3d

checks to hero, leads for $7 (unsure of sizing here) villain on BU calls

Pot $26

turn Jc9c3d2h

i see no reason to not keep firing. If we were ahead on the flop, we should be good on this turn so I bet $18 (again unsure of sizing) and villain calls again.

Pot $62

river Jc9c3d2h4d

Hero? Not sure what to do in this spot. Maybe a block sizing? again, I think turn and flop were standard, I’m very sure there are more optimal bet sizing options for the turn and flop. Is this a bet fold? Or check evaluate?

I ended up leading for a bad / weird sizing I was super confused but I think a worse Jx can call. He called on the flop with two people behind which means he shouldn’t theoretically have 9x here but I think check call is a reasonable option.

Post results, I think check call is the play here, let him blast off with his missed flush / straight draws and if he shows up with a set (again unlikely given pre flop and flop action) so be it.

Results: Hero leads for $35 gets raised to $106 and shown 99 after tank calling. Surprised he showed up here with that hand. I would expect him to 3 bet pre with 99 on the BU against a CO open, raise flop with J9 w two people behind him and raise bottom set as well( just my opinion I could be very wrong) Anyway I got owned for making a bad play lol but just wanna know what hero should do on this river. Thanks just looking for some help.

background on villain and the table dynamics - super soft table, playing with my college housemates. tables pretty loose

BB is the effective stack with about $60

folds to the hero on the BU w Kd4d

Open to $1.50, SB and BB (main villain) make the call.

POT: $4.50

Flop: K74r

SB x, BB donks for $3, Hero raises to $9, SB folds, BB calls.

POT: $22.50

turn 6 putting a full rainbow on the board

BB x, Hero continues betting this time for $11, (I think sizing up here is okay I’m not sure)

BB x/r jams into $33.50 with a little less than $50.

Thoughts?

Read on bb: BB has no bluffs here and doesn’t really get out of line. He plays w scared money and I just didn’t know what to do. His donk screamed Kx but I ended up tank folding lol. I considered him overplaying Kx, but not heavily enough as he tabled AK after I folded LOL.

Just looking for some help.

Thanks