Fold vs Bet on the Flop?

Villains bet sizing is weird as well. Betting pot size on flop and turn.

Read less I would fold the turn for sure with only a bluff catcher and a flush draw. With in mind you could be drawing to the 2nd best hand.

Cheers,
SDK1987

your line is fine, I think your hand is way too strong to fold Turn.

River: Your hand is pure bluff catcher at this point, should be a good fold

Thanks guys!

He could call preflop Axs, 88, 99 and bet flop, turn, river ... maybe QTs too, JTs.
If he had Axc why he pot bet flop, turn? For 99, 88 I could image it, but not for Axc.
So with QQ like one pair fold on the river is not bad.

I think we can fold turn, we have reversed implieds - but then again sometimes he'll be bluffing and then river will go x/x some % of the time (and sometimes we hit and call him down) so all in all it seems fine. It depends on the player - readless it's a call.

For river - in my experience once recreationals start bluffing, they continue a very high % of the time. He's obviously aware he's repping 67 or a flush / set - so i don't think calling is that bad (but no experience in pop. tendencies on nl10). I think being good 40% of the time isn't that crazy. Readless i'd call, because these sizings do indicate a more aggro opponent.

My point is that here there are 2 types of players, nitty guys that will always have it & aggro spewy guys that will not give up once they start bluffing (with these sizings). There's more nits/ passive in the playerpool, but the other guys def. exist. So have 2 strategies depending playertype.