Quote Originally Posted by bigspenda73
4. Check flop and go from there, as played bet turn, jam river
Others make sense to me. So let me try to figure this one out. The flop isn't the driest ever, that was probably my reasoning at the time for donking into the PF bettor. Admittedly, it's not that wet either, only real draws are 97,T9,QT,Q9,KQ,KT and my Q takes some of his outs and blocks some of those draws (I really never think of blockers, this one is going on a post it note on the monitor). Ok, so check makes more sense now. If it goes check check check on the flop, I would then bet turn, ofc, right? That's the simpler scenario I guess. If he bets I just call. Check raise would be too strong for my hand/the board, no? If I call flop c-bet am I leading this turn? If I check to him again and he checks behind I have an easy value bet on river. If he bets the turn after my check then here I'm a bit lost again. If I call his bet what are my plans for the river? I guess check raise turn is out of the question since nothing I beat will call me. Meh, I feel like such a noob but I'm really kinda lost here.

Thanks for answering everyone, I appreciate your help tons.