Villain is a complete idiot.
I was wondering if I should push on the turn because this way I can get the calls from draws that would fold on the river. On the turn I'm ahead and I don't care if he wins but on the river my EV is 0.
I don't think I can fold on the river with the flush blocker.
I often see the turn overbet push line from good players.
sizings are all wrong, decide you want to play 2 or 3 streets poker on flop, i dont mind going 9bb preflop if you have read he is bad enaugh to call this, would be easier postflop
I don't think you played this one badly, I think all spots here are pretty justified. I think you correctly identify the turn as the key decision point.
The problem with your bet size here is that you won't be able to fold the river very often, and villain is getting very close to the correct implied odds on a call with a FD. However, considering only pot size (and not stack size), your bet is good.
The other two ways you could resolve this would be sizing down a little on previous streets. For example, 6.5-7bb pre, then 9-10bb otf. That would leave you with a pot Ott of 32.5-35.5. You could then bet turn for 21-24bb and leave yourself with both some fold equity or the ability to fold more of your range otr.
However, if you feel you're playing against a calling station, and seen his hand, you'd be justified in thinking so, I think you can even size up a little pre, to 8-9bb, pot otf, and jam Ott. As played, if you feel like your jam is getting called by a 9, a lot of over pairs, and /or some FD, it would be fully justified.
I don't think you played this one badly, I think all spots here are pretty justified. I think you correctly identify the turn as the key decision point.
The problem with your bet size here is that you won't be able to fold the river very often, and villain is getting very close to the correct implied odds on a call with a FD. However, considering only pot size (and not stack size), your bet is good.
The other two ways you could resolve this would be sizing down a little on previous streets. For example, 6.5-7bb pre, then 9-10bb otf. That would leave you with a pot Ott of 32.5-35.5. You could then bet turn for 21-24bb and leave yourself with both some fold equity or the ability to fold more of your range otr.
However, if you feel you're playing against a calling station, and seen his hand, you'd be justified in thinking so, I think you can even size up a little pre, to 8-9bb, pot otf, and jam Ott. As played, if you feel like your jam is getting called by a 9, a lot of over pairs, and /or some FD, it would be fully justified.