bet out or c/r?

[euphoricism]

pretty down on my game lately. Because my game sucks.

Full ring, 25NL, villain is 44/22/6 shortstacked. Wondering about turn. Better to c/rai because he's aggressive, or valuebet and hope you hold?

I think c/rai is better because he'll bet more hands than he'll call with. But I also seem to be wrong on every decision i make lately.

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to euphoricism [Kd Ah]
takesix: folds
euphoricism: raises $0.75 to $1
bubbasmithy: folds
boyzpound: folds
jonnybafc: folds
JeJeOne: calls $1
haroldpaul: folds
uranus18: folds
CaronezAizaz: folds
*** FLOP *** [6c 8h Ad]
euphoricism: bets $2.25
JeJeOne: calls $2.25 (villain has about $7 behind)
*** TURN *** [6c 8h Ad] [Ts]
euphoricism ..

[bode]

take him to value town. a short stacker w/ stats like that isnt folding an A here.

is the FTR's takesix at the table?

[kmind]

take him to value town. a short stacker w/ stats like that isnt folding an A here.

[bode]

granted youre going to run into A6/A8/AT here some, you still have to value bet all the way IMO.

[wufwugy]

You have the nuts. C/r only if you think he's more of a bluffer than a station.

And fwiw, Eupho, just keep playing, keep learning, keep manipulating your game towards conventional wisdom.

I spent about 1.5 years and 250+k hands as a losing player at small stakes, yet now I am likely beating 200nl for a nice clip. Learning to play better than good players is very hard. Just keep at it. Not being confident in your game, especially when correctly so, sucks very much.

[Deanglow]

Just keep betting and get it allin by river.