Villain is a winning regular at these stakes. We have an aggressive dynamic, but nothing too spazzy so far.

Full Tilt Poker $22 + $1 Heads Up No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t20/t40 Blinds - 2 players


BTN/SB: t1065 26.62 BBs
Hero (BB): t1935 48.38 BBs

Pre Flop: (t60) Hero is BB with 9 K
BTN/SB raises to t80, Hero calls t40

Flop: (t160) 9 7 2 (2 players)
Hero bets t120, BTN/SB calls t120

Turn: (t400) T (2 players)
Hero bets t200, BTN/SB raises to t865 all in, Hero calls t665

i dont think you should be leading (twice) here if you don't know what to do vs a turnjam with these stacksizes

Bombardir;
- just wondering why you decided to lead flop. Does he check back lots when he misses/afraid you will c/r him on low semi-uncoordinated boards like this (have you been c/r lots?)? Does he have a low c-bet?
What about c/r this flop? It's kinda uncoordinated and could be a good board to c/r with air and draws as well so villian may play back at you or give you less credit for a strong hand.


Spamzor;
- I know its kind of a broad question and player/read/game flow dependent but do you like leading here? What line would you take? (I remember reading an old thread where you were in kind of a similar spot and you were debating c/c the flop and leading the turn or leading the flop based on your reads of villian - will try to find the thread)

Thanks

id c/r flop get it in

or c/r flop and jam any turn since weird stacks
im never jsut calling flop with tpgk and only very rarely leading it with these stacks

esp because of the pretty wet flop i dotn see any reason to lead out here really

why did u lead out?

check/raise flop here works a lot better i think especially because you said it had been an aggressive game. If you are going to donk the flop you should c/c this turn or bet/fold.