misclick -> spew?

readless against villain, haven't tangled with him. over 30 hands he was 30/15.

GAME #########: Texas Hold'em NL $0.50/$1.00
Seat 1: Aurew1 ($20.45 in chips)
Seat 3: 0Adas0 ($176.50 in chips) DEALER
Seat 5: MrJJ1 ($119.70 in chips)
Seat 6: Hyper ($100.00 in chips)
Seat 8: Muddaaa ($61.73 in chips)
Seat 10: giftgrub ($129.70 in chips)
MrJJ1: Post SB $0.50
Hyper: Post BB $1.00
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hyper [Ah 6s]
Dealt to Muddaaa [Jc Jd]
Muddaaa: Raise $5.00
giftgrub: Fold
Aurew1: Fold
0Adas0: Fold
MrJJ1: Fold
Hyper: Call $4.00
*** FLOP *** [9h 10h 4h]
Hyper: Check
Muddaaa: Bet $9.00
Hyper: Raise $20.00
Muddaaa: Call $11.00
*** TURN *** [9s]
Hyper: Bet $37.00 (covers villain)

Misclick was what? The call PF?

I find myself in these spots sometimes after a misclick. I usually look back and think I was spewing.

I can't imagine him dumping that turn, it was a great turn card for him.

If he calls and the river blanks you can take it down I think.

Originally Posted by minSim

If he calls and the river blanks you can take it down I think.

No he can't, villain is a shorty. I don't think you're getting a fold here from anyone this short.

ok...assuming the flop check-raise was good, would it be better to check this turn? isn't villain pushing 100% of their hands and forcing us to fold instead?

The flop check raise is pretty bad considering the effective stack size. You are leaving him with less than a pot sized bet on the turn and you expect him to fold a non heart turn card?

This would be a good line if you flopped a set or two pair because it would be so difficult for him to get away from an overpair given the stack sizes. b3b the flop is much better in my opinion since you get your money in with decent equity.

As played I would check fold a no A, no heart turn because I don't think he would fold anything he called the flop cr with.

If the stack sizes were 100 bb+ then cr the flop will leave you with enough behind on the turn to have some folding equity.

what is the misclick?..

He called with A6o from the BB preflop to a 5xbb raise.