Gambley table. A fair number of limped pots.

Chinese Guy ($1500) is super gambley. In ugly spots where he knows he is beat he will be so close to mucking his hand, then he will start thinking some more and inevitably will call. lolz. makes little donk blocking bets with middle pair and other weak hands

Uno
Blue Collar guy ($500) is gambley as well. Was playing tight and decent for the first couple of hours but now is is 8 or 10 beer in and doesn't give a ****.

Filipino Guy ($90) is not a bad player but is a bit tility now. Has taken some bad beats and lost 3 or 4 races with big pairs or AK.

Hero ($800) is playing snug.

$1/2

3 limpers, hero raises AT on button to $15, BB and limpers all call.

Flop ($68) 89T

Chinese guy bets $12, Blue Collar calls, Filipino shoves for $65, hero?

Dos

Same table but two donks to my left have been replaced by two serious tournament players. Discussing game theory between hands. lolz.

Young Middle eastern kid plays well. Knows me. Capable of moves and stuff. Seen him play big aces passively pf in blinds. Definitely AQ,AJ, not sure about AK.

One limper, hero calls w. AT in early MP, another limper, button makes it $5, blinds and everyone else calls. 5 to flop

Flop ($21) AAJ

Checked to hero who bets $15, folded around the Middle Eastern kid in BB who calls.

Turn ($51) 5

Checked to hero who bets $25, Middle eastern kid raises to $80, hero calls.

River ($210) 9

Kid shoves for $160, hero?

On the turn I am putting him on an ace or an unlikely KT, KQ,QT, AX that he decided to get fancy with. He has to respect my range so honestly not sure if he c/r this turn with a bad Ace because I would just throw away my jack. So his range is weighted to strong aces or boats. Still, I don't think I can fold.

River gives A9 a boat and brings in the unlikely club draw. If he has a smaller ace why would he shove here? He knows me, but I don't think he expects me to lay down an ace.

With a worst ace I would have considered checking the turn for pot control, induce a bluff. But AT is too good of a hand for this though, right? I don't see this guy laying down any ace.

Uno-- Fold. It's so tough to have better than mediocre equity in this spot.

Dos-- If he doesn't expect you to lay down an ace, then fold. Seems like a bad spot for him to bluff anyways.

Uno - Fold.

Dos - Raise preflop.

I don't mind the limp, but after the $5 pot builder raise and $17 in the pot and it gets back to you, I am definitely squeezing here to $25 or $30

As played, hand Uno- Raise/fold to $100

hand dos- snap fold.

Hand #1: Snap fold. That is a wicked wet flop that hits limp/call ranges HARD. The fact that there's a bet and a raise in front of us leads me to believe that 88, 99, QJ, JT, 89, T8 are well within V2's range. There's also V1 left to act behind us. Our hand is no good here.