The button seems to be a TAG. He opens and only I call from BB with 7c6c

Qc5d3h...Button bets....Is this a CR and barrel off? Do we need to add airballs to our CR range due to the lack of draws on the board? What would be a good airball candidate.

Or just peel and maybe bluff later in the hand?

I'm aiming for something like 80-90% check raise with this combo on the flop.
...................85%................15%
..................../.......................\
...........check raise.................check call
.../............\............................./...........\
.turn pair?....no pair?.........check raise.......check call
.*..................**................***......... ..............****

* turn pair = check call.
**no pair = bet, if raised then 3 bet occasionally when flushdraw comes in.
***usually with turn flushdraw, but occasionally without.
****turned pair, or usually with naked gutshot, occasionally with turn flushdraw.

If 3 bet on the flop, I'm always calling.

Thanks Bob! Great stuff!

Whats your reasoning for check/calling the turn if we pair up in the CR flop example? Would you continue to bet if the villain doesn't seem to delay raise and has a 3 bet in position range on the flop? Are you less likely to cr in the first place against this player?

I think I have <60% equity and free cards are not so bad with the straight draw.

No this isn't really on my mind, but I will continue to bet if I think the opponent will showdown way too much.

No, not really. I don't think there's anything the button can really do to make me lose much flop semibluffing value.

How do you determine a hand is going into the 15% check/call bucket?

Are you CR the gutter with no BDFD?

Are you adding any airballs on this board given the lack of draws?

I just guess.
much less often.
I mix check raise and check fold with stuff like T4hh aiming for about 10%/90%. I mix check raise and check call with stuff like K4hh aiming for about 20%/80%.