Set on aggro turn and river board

The guy is playing pretty aggressive 62/24/6 over 200hands.Stealing a lot of pots with bluffs(he showed some hands).And here comes this one... Any opinions for river action or anything I should have done differently?
He is playing pretty aggro postflop but still.. I lose to any A or 6..

Submitted by : anotherdream

GAME #1209407970: Texas Hold'em NL $0.10/$0.20 2008-10-10 22:21:20
Table "TURBO" Morat
Seat 1: Hero ($20.25 in chips)
Seat 3: arrakis1010 ($22.67 in chips)
Seat 5: ABCGrinder ($19.40 in chips) DEALER
Seat 6: 8thedingo8 ($46.55 in chips)
Seat 8: yahudi ($48.35 in chips)
8thedingo8: Post SB $0.10
yahudi: Post BB $0.20

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
Hero : Raise (NF) $0.70
arrakis1010: Fold
ABCGrinder: Fold
8thedingo8: Fold
yahudi: Call $0.50

Flop (Pot : $0.80)

   
yahudi: Check
Hero : Check

Turn (Pot : $0.80)

   
yahudi: Bet $1.50
Hero : Raise (NF) $6.00
yahudi: Call $4.50

River (Pot : $6.80)

   
yahudi: Bet $9.00
Hero : :S ?

o_O

bet flop
bet turn
call river.

ugh this is really painful. i don't mind just betting the flop, but it's ok to check as well. i can't really complain with the way that you played it, and i think i'm pretty open to just cry calling the river with your hand over your eyes and a huge grimace on your face

bet flop plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Why are you not betting this flop when you are HU with a 62/24? Even though he will fold a lot of hands he will also call with a lot of hands, a lot of them being draws, which you let get there by slowplaying. Just betbetbet it on all streets. As played I don't even know what to do on the river because it is such a wierd spot but I would probably end up calling and go on tilt if I had the worst hand because I played it this way.

mussssst bettttttt flopppppp

the river is such a gay spot, avoid by betting flop etc...,. I almost have to agree with just closing my eyes and clicking call.

On October 10 2008 20:46 bongky wrote: bet flop plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

if this opponent is one to make a lot of big bluffs then i really don't see a huge problem with checking the flop. yeah... some small part of his range is gonna be draws but i really think that if he's very bluffy you might be extracting a lot more value by checking the flop and letting him bluff... you really do pretty much crush the board aside from this runner runner situation

On October 10 2008 20:46 bongky wrote: bet flop plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

On October 10 2008 21:41 rgfdxm wrote: mussssst bettttttt flopppppp

On October 10 2008 22:15 lazymej wrote: Show nested quote + On October 10 2008 20:46 bongky wrote: bet flop plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

bet flooooooop plz

as played river is a an eazy fold i dont think that he ever bluffs here

so basicly u guys say that I should bet mega dry flop with set ip ?! I pretty much think its more profitable to show some kind of "weakness" wich checking and letting him bluff.And as played its most likely that I'm beat on river ?

On October 11 2008 04:21 anotherdream wrote: so basicly u guys say that I should bet mega dry flop with set ip ?! I pretty much think its more profitable to show some kind of "weakness" wich checking and letting him bluff.And as played its most likely that I'm beat on river ?

there are a lot of gutshots which he calls the flop with.

And yes, just bet bet bet especially vs some 62/24 donk who will call u with bottum pair or any gutshot

On October 10 2008 19:37 killThemDonks wrote: bet flop bet turn call river.

This and /thread.

i would fold. i don't think he's ever bluffing there.

if you have a read that he's bluffy and will bluff the turn, then you could argue for a check behind on the flop. i still like betting flop more because then he could check raise. and you can trap him on the turn.

i think he has a six. I fold this so ez

checking flop is ok but you dont really state a reason for doing it and i'd really only do it with history and NEVER as my standard play.

i havent yet reached these stakes but i would just call the over bet on the turn in case he has the straight or a flush draw, dont want to lose a big one!

On October 10 2008 19:37 killThemDonks wrote: bet flop bet turn call river.

On October 11 2008 12:55 africn americn wrote: i havent yet reached these stakes but i would just call the over bet on the turn in case he has the straight or a flush draw, dont want to lose a big one!

thats why you have to reraise him, so calling its not profitable for him.

and I think beting flop will result in the guy raising your bet, and you going all in and he calls or folds, eitherway you win unless a suckout but you didn't let him make his hand