Originally Posted by iopq

what do people think of c/c the turn instead? if the turn checks through he could call the river with something stupid like 88

is his range mostly draws or mostly pps? only the straight draws didn't complete on the turn like 5x or Ax

he's not calling us down ace high unless he hit the 9 or something and 55 probably folds the river
so considering that, who likes letting the turn check through (taking the risk he has the single As or Ks) and firing the $14 on the river? if he bets for us on the turn I guess I'll take one off and c/f the river unless I improve since I do have the flush draw

Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla

I would bet more on the flop

I really hate c/call turn. b/f turn is better, imo.

Originally Posted by d0zer

Yeah I shoulda potted flop given the drawy board + a few donks seeing the flop.

b/f turn seems very standard vs a station who'll call a wide range.

Originally Posted by spoonitnow

I'm pretty sure, though not 100% certain right now, that shoving is better than a check/call. This type of an opponent seems to rarely bluff the river in this spot, or bet one of the tons of medium/weak-strength one-pairs, but he'll typically be more likely to call with a lot of them. This is better than a check/call situation where we're almost always getting our last $30 in behind.