OK this villain is piss me out. He has flating hes draws, defending OOP raises stuff like suited/offsuited connectors and one cappers.
second time hes min C/R me flop like this. first one was paired with FD. OK so i think with A hes flating, allso with onepair and str8 draw. BC im butting many two barrels. So i decided to flat, now what the hell im doing on this turn? shove? shove flop? Im soo lost in this situation.

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Hero (BTN/SB): t1438.00 M = 19.17
BB: t1562.00 M = 20.83

Pre Flop: (t75) Hero is BTN/SB with T T
Hero raises to t100, BB calls t50

Flop: (t200) 8 5 A (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets t124.00, BB raises to t248, Hero calls t124

Turn: (t696) 9 (2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks

River: (t696) 4 (2 players)
BB bets t696.00, Hero folds

fold.
After flop , why did u call his reraise ?
He reraises = he shows strenght.

What card will come ?
1) If a spades comes u will fold if he bets representing a flush.
2) if a ten comes u get happy ~= 8% chance ~= a miracle
3) anything else u are still in a bad spot , he might have A or the river may be bigger than a T

So if he makes a pot size bet u r in a bad spot. Event if he checks ,you can check or bet. If u bet and he reraises/calls u r in a bad spot.

Interesting hand. I think you played it pretty well on every street. I'm not folding the flop to this guy's check/raise -- history, reads, and especially his sizing on this texture are on the side of calling his raise.

I'm debating whether betting the turn for value makes sense. It seems to be indicated after he checks that board to us. The thing is, if we do bet the turn for value, I think we have to bet/fold against this guy (and many villain types.) Which makes me wonder if we're better off checking behind and bluff-catching/value betting on non-spade rivers.

I guess your turn play depends on how passive or aggressive this guy can be on the later streets. If he's on the passive side, which I assume someone from this player pool generally is, then I feel okay about bet/folding turn for value -- I don't know, like 60% of the pot, or some such size where our stack is not over-committed on those hopefully rare occasions villain check/raises and we have to fold. If he's aggro (and/or a little tricky), then I prefer checking turn behind and calling a bet on non-spade rivers, or often firing one myself if he checks to me.

nh

I think this is well played.

im b/f-ing turn...

Well played.