$200NL 6-max @ FT

villain is kinda donkish/bad. loose, not aggressive enough. but pays attention enough to notice that im raising a lot. has commented on it a few times in the chat. he raises a lot PF but wimps out immediately in 3-bet pots and postflop.


so...villain raises UTG+1. i repop to $28 in CO w/ [7d]. folds back to him, he thinks and calls. $420 effective stacks.

flop: [9d][6d]
pot: $58

he very very quickly leads pot into me. do we shove now or see a turn or fold?

jon

I don't think he's betting pot into you with JJ, and that he probably has an overpair. OTOH, I don't think he's going to fold either because you've bullied him and his bet implies that he's sticking around IMO(maybe a slight amount of found equity here). You are a slight favorite over an AA-JJ range.

I still like a push.

I think that without fold equity you should call here being this deep, especially with you pushing him off hands earlier.

If you call and hit a straight card especially you'll stack off most of his holdings, the flush cards he may be able to get away from.

Obviously he isn't very good or is on tilt from his turn play, anyway nice hand.

His [7d] is transparent after 3 betting preflop and flat calling the flop? I disagree.

He could have [Kd], [Qd], AA-JJ or obviously sometimes some other wierd hand (since thats what he actually has). This deep he could even have QT.

So what is the strategy when he bets $150-170 on a turn of ?