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Originally Posted by Purasevic
Usually sb`range for check/raising this is often some made hand, so i would go with this.
Flawed logic in the way your presented it, but I"m going to assume that what you're referring to is the fact that our hand might play well against many hands that SB would decide to CR with. The idea of pushing into a "made" hand in itself is not a profitable measure by any means unless of course we know the math behind our outs.
OP, run some numbers against the types of hands that villain would CR with (or what you would check raise that board with): sets , over pair + FD, 67xx with FD, 2 pair + FD, pair + SD or wrap, two pair + SD etc. and see where your hand comes out. Without much info on villain, it seems like we're in a lot of coin flip situations.
Calling the flop to see a turn might be fine, but we should have an idea of what we're doing when certain cards come out. If we're folding when the board pairs or if a club comes out (because we think villain has a higher FD) or if we miss our straight, we might as well just fold now. If we are only folding when the board pairs, or not at all and are willing to see the river regardless, we might as well just get it in now.
Hand and flop look very pretty together, the reality of our hand vs a villain who is check raising, might not be so pretty.