ZOOM TPQkicker oop vs midstack preflop limp/call

What did you expect by calling OOP OTT?
The likelywood of a card that changes the board is very reduced (basically only a T) and after a raise OTF, you need to be accounting for a river barrel when you call OTT. So yes, probably fold on the turn is the path to take, or if you decide you are not folding, check/shove the turn (considering his stack) and take the possible FE you may have, or pray for a T, but prepared to loose this often.

I would most likely 5x out of position against a limp, but as played I would be suspicious about the min raise on the flop. If you think villain is fooling around with weaker top pairs as well a shove seems reasonable as well against a short stack. As played I would fold the turn with in mind you are committed on a river shove and you beat only a bluff.

Cheers,
SDK1987

That flop kinda hits a limp calling range. A "click back" from a passive player is normally for value, its not always the nuts, I've run into QQ+ on these kinda flops (which I guess is the nutz :f_ugly:). On the river we basically bluff catching now and I don't see many bluffs left.
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