LAGtard to my left

[cobere]

Only had 35 hands or so on the guy but he was 44/18, aggressive postflop but didn't fold many flops (i.e. he would mostly call a bet in front). Didn't see how he stacked up. I've got a decent stack and its early.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t50 (9 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

BB (t4595)
UTG (t5980)
UTG+1 (t1771)
MP1 (t1930)
MP2 (t4190)
MP3 (t2510)
Hero (t5840)
Button (t6520)
SB (t3595)

Preflop: Hero is CO with T, A.
5 folds, Hero raises to t150, Button calls t150, 2 folds.

Flop: (t375) 6, T, Q (2 players)
Hero bets t200, Button calls t200.

You like the bet on the flop? With his call, and the possibility that he's floating, calling you light, what's your plan for the rest of the hand? If I 2-barrel he's likely to call again, and if I check, he's likely to bet (with or without a hand) and then I get into a big pot without a big hand if I call. However, check/folding MPTK seems a little weak if I think I have the best hand sometimes. Dunno.

[johnny_fish]

check most turns, see what happens, valuebet river.

give us a turn?

[cobere]

How bout a not so good 9

*** TURN *** [6d Tc Qs] [9d]
cobere32: checks
blofeld: bets 750

[johnny_fish]

grrrr c/f

[cobere]

just too many things that beat us? I mean its possible he is still doing this with air or a draw or hands we beat (like Ax, 65, T9 ect) but is it just too dangerous and now too big of a pot to pursue? C/F and cuss and save our chips?

Seem to get into these spots a lot with this type of player. They're not folding ever, so you dont know whether to give them credit for the Q or not. You've got a decent but not great hand, and they want to play for a big pot. I guess just get away and wait till you're a little more confident that you're ahead, but it seems a little weak/tight.

[johnny_fish]

9 hit his range pretty hard, you don't know what to do on any river, no outs to improve, etc