Unless he's a complete idiot he's not going to be bluffing turn with 60 left into a 90 pot. I'd just jam to not lose action against QQ-99 on over card turns.
if he wasnt a complete idiot i doubt villain would be raisin 9-J's here. (some arguement for them raisin QQ)
The 'flat to let him continue bluffing' idea no longer applies imo. Once you flat in spots where you think it applies, players simply just shut down. I either fold or shove, and in this specific situation there is no way i am folding. Another thing to consider is that there are a fair few action killers on the turn which makes shoving as opposed to doing anything else the superior play.
My immediate reaction was he could be flatting pairs that hit that board. He can also have 77, 66, 99, TT. Its a good spot for him to shove I think. I don't think you can fold here...esp given the history of 3betting between you both.
I like flating more than raising bc he has at most 3 outs, and he might bluff, who knows esp since he might be getting frustrated and if he has a pair and an A-J hits he will sometimes just shove,sometimes c/c, rarely c/f, I think. It should be pretty obvious that u have a hand you're not folding when u call these stacksizes esp on this bord, but if he's only playing 1 table he's probably not too good anyway,also he might tilt faster.
.16*120~19 times he opened,7 times OP 3b him
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