Turn shove after c/raise OTF

Easiest call ever, he has almost nothing on this board that worries you.

I think it's so hard to call on most if not all turn cards that it could even very well be an exploitative fold on the flop right away. It'd be great to have more stats on the guy (AF, AF flop etc) but according to the fact that it's NL10 on stars and that he is 38-21-0 for now I'd not expect him to raise that lightly on the flop (but then again, some postflop lags don't raise pre, it remains possible).

i prefer to take a fold or shove decision on the flop depending on whether you believe he has enough of a (semi)bluff range. there is a high possibility that we are going to misplay a lot of runouts being oop, and there is a lot of dead money to be taken and equity to be denied.

it's probably pretty close and i probably slightly prefer folding (any more specific stats might influence the decision, even with low samples), of course in GTO we don't fold but i am not concerned with such matters

It's good to know if you have reads on him, but in most cases I would push or fold on the flop.
You investing more than 1/3 of your remaining stack on the flop with a call and that's a lot I think.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I think there are too many bad turn cards to see one tbh. I think I fold flop because of that. He will often jam turn after cr’ing flop and we’re never happily calling here.

It's true he's probably betting big again OTT.
This is NL10 not NL2. I like to check OTF OOP. Maybe with the intention of check-raising, depending on villain. He if 3bets OTF you have a easier decision.