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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2740713, member: 88730"]
Yeah, if you don't have info on your opponents here yet, I'd just fold these until you get better at playing OOP. When you get a little more confidence, you can sometimes call these against the right opponents, but you don't know anything about your opponent yet.

If you do call, take charge of the hand somewhere. I'd typically just lead the flop on this kind of board. It's perfectly legit to do so w/ a whole lot of hands, including very strong hands. But if I did c/c the flop, I'm leading the turn. This kind of texture my hand is really vulnerable, and opponents will check behind a lot. When your opponents get more competent, he should be checking with the specific hand he has here a lot on that blank turn. He's just burning money by betting because he has zero FE.

Well, here you should be folding pre-flop unless your opponent is super loose. You're opening UTG and getting squeezed by the BB. Their hand should be very strong here. I'm not sure what this hand has to do with blind play though. lol :) :)

Well, nothing you can really do here, but I'd flat pre instead of 3-bet most of the time. But I mean set over set sucks.

Same thing, nothing you can do here. But I thought the issue you wanted to g over was blind play?
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