25shz QTs BB

He seems to be a pretty tight opponent and I question whether your TQ call is too loose. He needs to be opening button sometjing like 60% + in order for your call to be profitable.

I like your check raise on the flop since you have good equity with a backdoor flush and backdoor straight draw.

You can represent the flush complete om the turn but how much would you bet if you actually had the flush? Probably close to pot size for max value so I would bet something like 5.5-5.8 on the turn and super big on the river and usually he folds everything worse than 2p

Hi what is his flop cbet?And what is his range from the button?How many check raises does he call?I think he has a lot of A there which he is not folding or even FD backdoor FD.I only raise here for backdoor FD and the turn card i don't think it's good for a bluff continuation.

Originally posted by cutegoldfish
He seems to be a pretty tight opponent and I question whether your TQ call is too loose. He needs to be opening button sometjing like 60% + in order for your call to be profitable.

I like your check raise on the flop since you have good equity with a backdoor flush and backdoor straight draw.

You can represent the flush complete om the turn but how much would you bet if you actually had the flush? Probably close to pot size for max value so I would bet something like 5.5-5.8 on the turn and super big on the river and usually he folds everything worse than 2p

BU Steal is 50(40), forgot to mention that.
However his FtResteal is only 60(10), that's why I felt like calling. (usually I'd 3Bet here).
Dunno why I forgot to mention all PF things when I posted hand sorry
His Flop CBet is 82, while his turn CBet is 42.
Probably then a float would have been better here?

Float with the intention of betting the river when he checks the turn? Not such a good idea, you can only win if he checks.

Check raise is the best option I think you can take it down immediately, you can rep flush on later streets and also you could hit a pair which can sometimes be good if he had a draw himself.

Otherwise you can also fold but then what's the point of calling in the first place?

Originally posted by cutegoldfish
Float with the intention of betting the river when he checks the turn? Not such a good idea, you can only win if he checks.

Check raise is the best option I think you can take it down immediately, you can rep flush on later streets and also you could hit a pair which can sometimes be good if he had a draw himself.

Otherwise you can also fold but then what's the point of calling in the first place?

Nvm the float, I completely forgot I was OOP.

Anyway after the additional info I provided, what do you think of the PF?

What is his fold to cbet on the flop?

With his wide steal and high cb I think that calling with the plan of check raising the flop is more profitable than 3betting pre flop immediately. However if he has a high fold to cb on flop then I prefer 3betting and then taking the pot away with a cb on flop since he's almost always folding and I put money into the pot with initiative

Originally posted by cutegoldfish
What is his fold to cbet on the flop?

With his wide steal and high cb I think that calling with the plan of check raising the flop is more profitable than 3betting pre flop immediately. However if he has a high fold to cb on flop then I prefer 3betting and then taking the pot away with a cb on flop since he's almost always folding and I put money into the pot with initiative

Flop FtCBet is 61 (18)