A set, possible flush and resistance

42/10/1.6 over 80 hands. I've played a few heads up pots with villain up to this hand in which he seemed to call light. He minraised me on a dry J high flop once to which I folded.

I expect villain to be able to call me light on this flop and bluff me sometimes on later streets. I was thinking of shoving turn, but called because I wanted to keep his bluffs in. Looking this hand over again I think shoving turn is best anyway.

What do you think?

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SB ($25.35)
BB ($25.35)
Hero ($28.75)
UTG+1 ($26.95)
CO ($13.30)
BTN ($31.60)

Dealt to Hero 99
Hero raises to $1, fold, fold, call, fold, fold,

FLOP ($2.35) 593
Hero bets $1.75, BTN calls $1.75,

TURN ($5.85) 5932
Hero bets $4, BTN raises to $8, Hero calls $4,

RIVER ($21.85) 5932Q
check, BTN bets $20.85, Hero folds,

BTN wins $20.80

shoving is bad because he can definitely have a flush and it's really hard to get called by worse other than 55 and 33 that for some reason slowplayed on the flop

bet more on flop and turn vs this guy. If he´s really that light on flop just b/3b turn and see him calling off all of his pr+FD/pr+SD

standard

Originally Posted by bode

standard

fine imo.. and I'd bet a little more too.

Originally Posted by iopq

shoving is bad because he can definitely have a flush and it's really hard to get called by worse other than 55 and 33 that for some reason slowplayed on the flop

I agree, but it's more that I want to get called by some combo draws AND don't want to get owned on the river.

Would you call a river PSB on a blank? What about a 4? an A of 6?

Would you shove if you had like a 9 high turned flush?

Also, if you'd hit a boat it's a standard c/rai on the river?