Some of your other hands you have posted. Usually when faced with difficult decisions you blast through them with your guns firing. I.e. You shove.
That's all I meant. Wasn't passing judgement one way or the other.

oh ok, it depends, here I actually ended up folding right here and I was wondering if it was too tight, thats why I posted the hand.

I like the BB defend because his opening range from LP is wide (also he is gonna Want to play postflop with a fish in the SB and a 1/2 reg taking a shot at 2/5, therefore he is opening wider than normal) also 76 is a hand that can smash a flop and villian wouldnt see it coming (2pairs and straights). So its fine. Otf i like the check raise because villian is betting 100% of his range here, its better than donking and folding out his Broadways. When u get called OTF villian's value combos are overpairs, sets, straights, maybe A7s,. OTT is where you make a mistake IMO, when you check to him ott that completes a 4card straight, it turns your hand faceup and tells him that you didnt like that card. I would bet
Around 2/3 pot and fold if he raises. By checking you give him a great opportunity to bluff all his floats. I wouldnt have played the hand this way to get in this awkward spot, but i would call once and c/f river. Ott its hard for him to have value combos, its sets(hard to have sets you block sixes and sevens), and pocket 88, and 89s, i cant see him floating otf with A8s or K8s. In conclusin, i dont like the turn check. any competent player would pick up that this was a bad card for you and bomb turn with a ton of bluffs

You can rep 89/88.

If you lead and he shoves its a fold I say. If hes good enough to jam with 99 or two-pair himself you got to chalk it up.

I just hate giving up the lead on such a scary board for your hand, I don't think you can even call this bet as played.

Betting because you are afraid to face a bet is not a good reason to bet.

That's why I checked!?