Flush draw + straight draw OOT

I don't see a point in raising the turn with a draw on a huge Cbet of villain. That makes it less likely villain will fold to a raise. With 9 outs for a flush and 2 clean outs for a straight and you both play pretty deep I wouldn't mind a call in a spot like this. There is a decent change if you hit you can win a lot of money.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Turn is still better to call than fold as we likely have decent implieds if improving. I don't mind x-r line either though if I do it I would raise bigger on turn with plan to bet big on blank rivers. We are repping mainly QT or 99 with this line so this river is good for both holdings.

You could try to represent a big hand, but it depends on the villain in this hand if it's worth it to try to bluff on turn and river.

Originally posted by ghaleon
Turn is still better to call than fold as we likely have decent implieds if improving. I don't mind x-r line either though if I do it I would raise bigger on turn with plan to bet big on blank rivers. We are repping mainly QT or 99 with this line so this river is good for both holdings.

How much would you c/r with on the turn? And if called how much would you second barrel with? I don't see many players fold TPTK at these stakes

I think a C/R on the turn is definitly an option but also situational

What about x/r flop?
It's much cheaper than doing this OTT (especially vs such a large bet as in this case).
Not sure what to think of Villain's bet OTF, it is so small. We could consider it as a range bet, and you have to counter range bets with a lot of raising.
Your combo seems like a good candidate with the GS + BD FD + little SD value. You have a lot of implied odds, and you can easily give it up if you get 3bet.
Maybe that is more on the exploitative side because you do not have many value combos for balance (KJ, 66). But I wouldn't worry about it too much on this limit.