Hi all
In this hand UTG. is relative unkown playing 60/40 over very small sample
I think the BTN is some kind of reg playing 25/19 over 150 hands and has folded to 100% of 3-bets so far i know small sample of like 5 hands and a fold to c-bet of 20% but again small sample

On this flop I plan on barreling 2 streets to get it all in on the turn as played but now looking back at the hand with the Q pairing on the turn should that maybe 1 of the cards im giving up on?, or do i have enough equity vs. his range to just bomb the turn aswell? Or would playing a more passive line be better?

BTN is likely setmining pf with good odds so given he doesn't fold flop he's either sticky with an underpair 99-JJ or has a set (not putting him on the FD as we obviously block any likely hands he'd do that with). If for whatever reason he has a Queen (maybe QJs/KQs if he's speculating), he's obviously not folding either

So, Q turn is a great card for him however you look at it. Less likely we have one, which narrows our value range to 12 combos (maybe less if he has any of our outs) so just can't see him folding anything he continued flop with. We've put less than half our stack in so think it'd be ok to check fold.

You can barrel for balance like you did, but board is so narrow for any value range here I don't think it'd achieve much against someone we have little history with.

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also, smells like AQ, KQ, QQ, and maybe even 88-JJ, but not probable because of the 100% ft3b.