160bb - flushy turn, and he likes to play sooted cards

earlier, a tag button raised, a tight sb reraised, and villain snap calls from the bb with T2s, calls a cbet on a 642 flop and it got checked down.

what do u do here?

Ultimate Bet
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $1./$2.
4 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $197
Button: $619.50
SB: $363.75
Hero: $336.85

Pre-flop: (4 players) Hero is BB with K :diamond: A :diamond:
UTG raises to $7, Button calls, SB calls, Hero raises to $35, UTG folds, Button calls, SB folds.

Flop: K :club: 9 :heart: 8 :heart: ($84, 2 players)
Hero bets $80, Button calls.

Turn: 2 :heart: ($244, 2 players)
Hero ($218)...

I put the rest in and feel okay about it. I don't strive to lay hands down against donkeys. While the earlier hand indicates a fondness of playing any two sooted, more importantly imo it indicates a willingness to call big bets with wayy to weak holdings. He'll snap call with Th9s enough.

Edit: didnt consider that we're semi-deep. Still shove though.

all you can eat

All in, watch his T2 hit a Ten on the river, and reload.

I would fire a big bet into him. That's my new rule and it's working well - bet once into a scary board. I hate losing a stack with TPTK, but sometimes it's just what happens. You have to fire a couple bullets, and the fish still chase. And Iowa has it right - watch some crap hand suck out on the river.

he has a worse 1 pair hand here plenty to shove this.

hmm i think im reverse tilting from downswinging. i thought it was a c/f, but pushing is easier and makes sense.

my reasoning for c/f was he only bets a flush on the turn (?), pair+draw is about 25% to hit, and his range has a lot of flush combos...

but anyway the assumptions and math are too fuzzy imo and it likely turns out to be similar ev to pushing.

glad i wasn t crazy when we talked

u r just running bad

wait till variance turns around and you re shoving here with QQ no heart lol and getting called by worse