haven't managed to play a pot with villain or see much from him except for how he won those 2 bi

he pfr-flat a sqz IP with 78ss, flopped a flush and called a 4x pot shove for 2bi tota

its $160 to me

I think turn is an important spot to valuebet but I'm not sure how often we should be b/f'ing or bet/calling this card since it is unlikely to of completed a str8 but obviously the flush is out there now

stats were something like 25/18/8% 3b over 90 hands with 30% aggrofreq

if you value bet this its because ur willing to get it in...b/f this turn is horrible

200bb+ deep?

you're probably right though

i mean he's not calling flop w/ random lone hearts or an overpair (probably folding and 3bettin respectively), turn he really likely has a monster, or maybe like AhAx/KhKx which he will raise and make u hate life. IMO when you bet ur saying fuck you i expect you to bluff raise me here a ton and i'm going to snap off 2 buyins. If you don't feel like this then I say check it back and value bet river if checked or shove over if u boat up, call if u don't and it's a brick.

hmmm good thoughts/points, had a skewed look of this situation.. will think about it

i may be wrong and actually would like input from other players too u might be right...deep play is not my strong point

i think lots of ppl moving up to medium stakes from micros like me often value bet turns like this when we have a set and basically every draw completes, even though we are not comfortable snapping off a c/shove.

i'll probably take that advice and just ch back shitty turns even though we have TOPPEST SET next time i hit a spot like this.

this turn doesn't complete much in his range except for flushdraws so I am not sure how I feel about that, I know its a bit short and its 4 handed but I'm pretty sure he isn't opening 57s tho he is likely opening T7s. I check here a bit more often when the str8 comes along w/ fd