Full Tilt Poker $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
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CO: $50.01
BTN: $49.87
Hero (SB): $26.66
BB: $25.00
UTG: $33.33
MP: $19.40

Pre Flop: ($0.35) Hero is SB with 9 9
4 folds, Hero raises to $0.75, BB calls $0.50

Flop: ($1.50) 6 4 6 (2 players)
Hero bets $1.25, BB calls $1.25

Turn: ($4.00) 9 (2 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $2.50, Hero raises to $6.75.....



14/12/2 10%3bet

I put him on air or mabye two overs, i check the turn knowing he would bet into me, i didnt think i would get value by checking, because that board hasn't hit him.

Whats his bet vs missed CB like?

his CB is 67%
fold to C-bet 33%


only over 227 hands tho

No trying to find out - how he plays his floats/bluffcatchers?

My feeling is - given he has not 3-bet pre.

His range for flatting the flop - then betting when checked to is

5x 6x PPs and overcard floats.
Obviously 6x is going to always call or raise the turn.

Of the PPs most will only be medium strong......

So the consideration are :
How aggressive is villian ? Would he continue bluffing say Kx if we c/c turn and check river?
Or will villian thinly value bet 9x 5x 77 etc on the river if we just call the turn?

The more aggressive he is bluffing or thinly value betting the less inclined we should be to raise the turn.

If you don't think he does either - I guess raising the turn is better.

I think however - you probably should be leading the turn and only should check the turn if he has a high % of floats and bets alot when checked to.
Mainly because it will enable you to get him off a predominantly capped bluff-catching range on a low paired board........because most of the time you have air here.

Hm the checkraise on the turn probably looks very nutsy to him and I doubt he would continue with any kind of weak made hand like medium pairs. He obviously would fold any kind of overcards or air. I would probably c/c the turn and either check or lead river depending on what card hits.

This is a very good line if you know he floats a lot. Your turn raise will get called by worse hands. I would make the turn check raise larger to extract more value and allow you to make a larger river bet.

I call here and lead out on river. Who knows, maybe he has some sort of weird backdoor flush draw that he's now 1 card away from, and if he hits, you can stack him.

Either that or he has a four, in which case the checkraise will probably scare him off, with him thinking you have (at least) one 9.

C/C turn, C/R is really going to slow him down. You have top boat, your hand isn't falling behind so just donk river for 1/2 pot and hope he raises.

I think the C/r is too strong. C/C turn and get what you can on the river.

Grunch..

This line is fine if villain has the very top of his range, which i think we can assume he hasn't with not 3betting you pre and no raise OTF. So i'd just call and bet like 5.50/6 bucks on the river. (edit:maybe slightly less)

that seems to make raising the turn pretty bad