TPTK facing a turn all-in

Villain here is 25/7 over 100 hands. Muck or call?

donkey is at seat 0 with $137.40.
hero is at seat 1 with $191.
villain is at seat 4 with $177.40.

Hero is in cutoff with Ac Qh

Pre-flop:

donkey calls. hero raises to $9. villain calls in BB.
donkey calls.

Flop ($28) (board: 7c Qc 2s):

villain checks. donkey checks. hero bets
$21. villain calls. donkey folds.

Turn ($70) (board: 7c Qc 2s 6s):

villain checks. hero bets $35. villain
goes all-in for $147.40.

Looks rather settish. Fold.

I'd check behind on the turn after he calls the flop bet, call a reasonable river bet.

i dont know what else this would be besides a set. i guess it could be SC's 67. either way i fold this.

Originally Posted by Warpe

Looks rather settish. Fold.

I'd check behind on the turn after he calls the flop bet, call a reasonable river bet.

I agree with this nearly verbatim. I think you should be practicing a little more pot control by checking this turn.

I called. Villain had 9h 2h. On a scale of 1-10 (where 1 is bleh, 5 is meh, and 10 is yeah), where does villain's play rank?

Originally Posted by jo

I called. Villain had 9h 2h. On a scale of 1-10 (where 1 is bleh, 5 is meh, and 10 is yeah), where does villain's play rank?

It would've got me to fold, but I'm a bit of a nit without reads. I'd be interested in knowing why you called. A 25/7 usually doesn't make plays like this.

Your 1/2 potter on the turn probably looks weak so he attacks it, if you've previously shown you're capable of folding TP.

Originally Posted by jo

I called. Villain had 9h 2h. On a scale of 1-10 (where 1 is bleh, 5 is meh, and 10 is yeah), where does villain's play rank?

If you know how to fold, I like villain's turn play. But pre-flop and flop are horrendous.

$100NL with TPTK 3handed. Id have trouble folding. Board has too many combo draws.

Note: Im a calling station

its not three handed, she removed people