well yea i was trying to induce the c/r because i thought i had the best hand. I had been pounding him the last hour or so and it was about time for him to fight back.

My plan before i saw how huge his c/r was to call the c/r and call most rivers. But when he c/r'd so big i didnt think calling was an option since he would have like no fold equity on the riv. so i pushed because i wanted his money in the pot.

although maybe thats a sign of a big hand...at least with this player...

He wasnt c/r'ing his entire range...but i'd put any flush draw and OESD's in it..

Also...if we give villain a raising range of 25% of hands, and we think he will make this play with ~55-60% of those hands we have about 49% equity on the turn.

That assumes villain will make this play with any flush draw, any OESD, any gutshot, any pair and flush draw, any pair and overcard, any K, any set, TT-AA.

Take out the gutshots and we are down to 41% and falling fast. Take out the low pairs + overcards and we are down to 38%.

Many of these hands will have pot committed themselves by raising the turn.