Hey Guys,

villain is a 50/30 maniac with very high cbet stats on all streets and tendencies to low W$SD.

PF: I think kinda standard against a presumably bad player

F: with a plain Wrap i don't wanna get it in with SPR 20 as i am likely an underdog even against his stack off range. So CR was in the hand not an option for me, i decided that the Dbet was better than ch/c and evaluate ott, any thoughts about that?
The minR really confuses me, anything to do other than calling and see what happens ott?

T: ch/c seems best for me, but the FD kills some of my outs and the river is not easy to play oop, i.e. waht to do on the Td? Bbet or ch/c ?

R: obv ch/f imo, can't see him folding to a Dbet Shove....

i would raise flop to 120+, jam turn.

calling and "ruining" so much equity vs anything on the flop kinda sucks, for me at least.

I dislike raising flop
Villain is a fish so he wont make tough laydowns and we make way more money when we use that fact to get payed out when we hit the nuts instead of getting it in marginally at the flop

do you have any read on what kind of hands he does this with on the flop? if he does this with any regularity you have to pot reraise the flop/shove the turn. otherwise he's just going to own you all day. even vs a set we have 40 percent. it also would be good to get a read on what he's doing this with.

Sets and naked J9 are actually our best case scenario.

Your line seems solid. Obviously 3-betting the flop is fine. I think leading the turn is a good play, as you probably don't need to worry about what he'll perceive the play to mean and then you can just play really well against his range, with good clarity, and may have an opportunity to bluff the river.

would 3bet flop and get it in to not hav descisions like this but as palyed i would prolly make a crying call and get shwon J9

cr turn against he maniac is fine as well he migth cahse worse draws or do stupid stuff like stacking of with j4

You would call the river with a pair of sixes? Fish always beat a pair of sixes here.

J4 is favourite against our hand so we don't want to get it in against that.

Fold Pre! Especially against an aggressive villian. The rest seems fine. I have been front betting a TON recently with good results. Most players tend to react too tightly against it so you can take down a ton of pots without the investment of a check raise (which almost commits you a lot of the time!).