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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6386876, member: 385063"]
Thank you for posting

Preplanning a hand is a skill we  practice off table to be able to use in game when we have less time and  more pressure.
Once we take an action like raising AQss we then have to think about what next-

1 What to do if raised
2 What range just calls---position based
3 What to do if we hit flop or miss it----How do we get value--bet- XR -check for later street value/ how do we get folds?
4 How do we get to showdown---pot control-- bet----check call ?
5 How do we play draws?
If you take the time to think about the above to preplan a hand preflop it will help in game

As played
On this flop We have a combo draw and we can rep a made hand as we have lots of KX hands
Even if we are behind at the moment we can easily make the best hand and when we do we want the pot to be large
Therefore we can bet- call raise on the flop easily. Lead flop 100% of the time is the correct play here.

As played we can call and gamble or fold The shove suggests the V's hand is weak not a ten not a full house most often so we have 45% or more equity fine to gamble in that spot.

Hope this helps
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