10NL FR: TT facing donk bet on Qhigh monotone flop

[tiltingdonkey]

The better you become the more often you can call here and play the turn/river in position. Your opponent will tend to play quite poorly OOP on a lot of turns/rivers with the hands he's leading on this flop.

You mean flatting flop then raising turn to represent a flush? Or if a diamond falls on the turn and the villain checks, then bet? Are these probable examples you're talking about?

I've been thinking about these plays regarding this hand and am just wondering if these are good plays. Or are these moves just spew?

The problem is I don't know if I'm good enough to make these plays.

[bigspenda73]

You mean flatting flop then raising turn to represent a flush? Or if a diamond falls on the turn and the villain checks, then bet? Are these probable examples you're talking about?

I've been thinking about these plays regarding this hand and am just wondering if these are good plays. Or are these moves just spew?

The problem is I don't know if I'm good enough to make these plays.

There is just so much information you'll gain on each turn card. From your opponent's decision to bet or check, to their timing to do so, along with their subsequent bet-sizing on certain cards, you can gain a tight grasp on their range at that point and play close to perfectly against it.