20/40 9 handed

Loose, somewhat agro reg open in CO, I 3 bet 66's on the button, super loose, tricky, agro, terrible Asian calls in BB, CO calls.

A49r...I bet, BB calls(he peels always), CO calls.

A49A..checked to me....The CO has at least a pair..He could have a flopped big hand that he is slowplaying....The BB has bluffraised about 4 times on the turn and once on the river in a couple hours. It seems he can't resist on paired boards. Is it worth betting to try and induce a bluffraise To fold out a possible better CO hand? I may still have the best hand anyways. I could easily be beat as well. Is it worth the parlay or should I just check it back.....I'm pretty sure CO has a better pair and will not fold for a single bet.

I would chk turn to induce river nets from BB or CO.

Think I'm more inclined to only place one big bet on turn and river if possible.

Not disaster to bet river if choked to again and get c/red by BB depending on how buffy BB is as a bad LAG

I think it's too big of a parlay to get BB to do your dirty work for you, other guy not have Ax, and then you calling down with better.

I do not think it is profitable to put in 3 big bets against the BB with this hand, and that seems to be Plan A. You have plenty of better hands with which to seek that kind of action.

Probably but if Moondig is playing at Canterbury Park in MN, wow were those bad LAG regs terrible at 15/30.

May not be comparable with 20/40 instead of 15/30 now at Canterbury.

I think plan A would be to place 2 big bets combined from turn and river.

Plan B which I would consider as plan A because Im a Nit TAG is to place 1 big bet on turn and river

Plan C for me would be to place 3 big bets on turn and rivet with the 3rd bet coming from c/r by BB on river