Opponent is 15/10/3 over 256 hands. Fold v cbet 50% (5/10), no info on checkraise. I know I could have folded this pre, but this guy was the loosest of the ones who were left so I decided I can raise it up. What to do later bogs me kinda.



The action I did is in spoiler, so that the further discussion would be easier.

, and I want to discuss 3 scenarios on the turn. What do we do if:

1) 5 6 9 (no matter if 6's a diamond) falls, because I feel his range is already leaning towards sets/2p, ofcourse there are some overpairs, draws or just random **** because it's 2NL.

2) A good card for us falls (non 6 diamond and any 7) - I mean like do we c/c, c/r the turn or what? (because you will all say "lol r u mad gii")

3) A brick falls.

Thanks!

As played it's a call otf.
Imo if a 15/10 player is the loosest one at your table you should leave the table asap.

Holy s***, forgot to mention it's ZOOM.

Then call flop and evaluate turn. As you said you can fold this preflop, there's no need to get in situations like this one vs a 15/10 player.

If you're in CO and the callingest villain is 15/10 in BB, you can raise pretty wide, I don't see how this can be terrible. I would call the flop and x any turn, will fold if we don't hit and he bets out, will raise if we hit.

A line I like to use in this spot is B/C flop and donk turn, but this line might not be that great vs a 15/10 rock.

Call flop is best vs a nit, and it`s not even close.