NL100 KQs

i think he will float fd and gs like JT/QT, so i think you re ahead of hsi range so i would call turn

OKok, so would your standardplay here then be to calldown when c/calling the turn or do you tend to fold OTR if he fires again?

yes my std would be c/c the turn, OTR its very vilain dependant

I used to always take the c/call line, but recently have just started barreling the turn, getting him to fold the bad part of his range isn't a bad thing and we will continue to call with draws sometimes. I think when we c/call ti just too passive/weak line and people can start overbetting rivers and we end up levelling ourself etc.

If we want to start inducing perhaps checking flop and repping a weak hand may be good as he doesn't have many 3 street value liens.

Thoughts?

Yeah, betting flop and turn will make the playability of the hand a lot easier, but it is still kinda sucky in the sense that we will most likely never get value from anything worse, so what we are doing is just essentially turning our hand into a bluff. Could still probably be a good option when we are unsure about our opponents bluffing-/floating tendencies.

As for the c/call line I actually think most opponents (regs) will have a lot of hand that they can bet 3 streets with for value. I would for instance def be betting AQ, AJ if an opponent checked to me here, and most likely even AT as I just don't see people taking that line often with a made hand.