Yeah, on turn villain has $20.63 behind and the pot is $16.75, which means if we're planning on bluff shoving the river unimproved, we can't really bet the turn at all.
I'm not sure whether to just overbet shove the turn.
Check-shove doesn't look great, since the pot is pretty bloated now and even if he makes it really small like $6 into nearly $17, we'd be shoving giving him $14 to call into $40.
Perhaps, with the awkward sizes, the problem started on the flop - I think I made it small because I planned to shove over a flop raise and expected to have some fold equity if he makes it like $10 on the flop and I shove, so I think I bet smallish to induce, but on the other hand that seems like a really suck plan because he's not likely to be bluff raising much, anything he value raises he's not folding for another $15 into a big pot, so probably I should have just planned to shove the turn and made the flop like $5.50 to have around a pot sized turn shove left.
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