Hey guys. What's your thoughts about this hand? Do you think i should bet flop in this kind of flop textures? Or at least bet river to not loose to some kind of weak pair (was the case). The villain is a pretty loose player (41/27). Give me you thoughts and what you think is +EV?

PokerStars Hand #174100519921: Hold'em No Limit (€0.10/€0.25 EUR) - 2017/08/09 2:55:04 WET [2017/08/08 21:55:04 ET]
Table 'Isa II' 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: Batalha627 (€10.83 in chips)
Seat 2: Folhecano (€31.69 in chips)
Seat 3: Ivangennaro (€25 in chips)
Seat 4: olhonope (€38.97 in chips)
Seat 6: iKOD (€26.92 in chips)
Batalha627: posts small blind €0.10
Folhecano: posts big blind €0.25
RkBb11: sits out
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Folhecano [Kh Ad]
Ivangennaro: folds
olhonope: raises €0.25 to €0.50
iKOD: folds
Batalha627: folds
Folhecano: raises €1.46 to €1.96
olhonope: calls €1.46
*** FLOP *** [5d 9c 6h]
Folhecano: checks
olhonope: checks
*** TURN *** [5d 9c 6h] [7d]
Folhecano: checks
olhonope: checks
*** RIVER *** [5d 9c 6h 7d] [9s]
Folhecano: checks
olhonope: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Folhecano: shows [Kh Ad] (a pair of Nines)
olhonope: shows [4c 4h] (two pair, Nines and Fours)
olhonope collected €3.82 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot €4.02 | Rake €0.20
Board [5d 9c 6h 7d 9s]
Seat 1: Batalha627 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 2: Folhecano (big blind) showed [Kh Ad] and lost with a pair of Nines
Seat 3: Ivangennaro folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: olhonope showed [4c 4h] and won (€3.82) with two pair, Nines and Fours
Seat 6: iKOD (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)

I think I would 3b more pre, maybe like $2.50 or something because we have to make him pay more because he will have position in 3b pot postflop.

I would cb that flop

I think that board hit pretty hard his calling range (connectors, one gappers), and since the guy is very loose i dont expect him to fold much even with 2overs like QJ, KQ, J10...
When you bet the flop and the villain calls, and the turn is a blank, whats your plan? Double barreling?

It depends on what your 3-betting range looks like, but I think the flop is a probably a check with all combos of AKo. You've got more "obvious" candidates as bluffs (e.g. weaker Axs, some with gutshots and BDFDs etc). By betting, you'd mostly just fold out the hands you're ahead of, and you can also get (bluff-)raised by hands you've got some equity against.
With such a bad flop (and turn) for your hand (especially given villain's calling range), just trying to check it down is probably best. Getting floated would be pretty horrible, as there aren't many turn cards you're happy to see. If the turn also get checked through, you can obviously bet on a king or ace river, but there are no other good rivers as far as I can tell.

Totally agree! Thanks for the sharing your though process. Cheers

WP

Isn't it a good thing to bet if he's floating with QJ, KQ, JT? You bet with better and are called by worse.

The issue is, if we don't improve on the turn i don't expect him to check back this hands and get hit to showdown, and unless you are pretty sure he have this hands we have to fold any turn that are not an A or a K right?

I would think the only bad cards are a Q,J or T on the turn if he has all those broadways you mentioned. I was just making a point about us being a favourite on the flop.

Yeah, getting floated on this board is horrible. There are so few turn cards that we can barrel, so we usually check the turn, capping our range. Villain, however, has many strong hands and draws/overcards that can call on the flop, and he can balance his value-betting hands by bluffing on the turn to make us fold our marginal hands. It's one of those flops that greatly benefits the player in position. He can float light and either bink a pair that beats ace high, or bluff and make us fold the best hand.