Standard C/R or should I just call with a big draw?

[phytopath]

Sorry no HH converters work for iPoker, that I know of.

GAME #452403560: Texas Hold'em NL $0.25/$0.50 2006-11-11 13:58:27
Table Clinton (8 max)
Seat 1: zebnoket ($55.63 in chips)
Seat 2: Nomzad ($16.70 in chips)
Seat 4: Rikes ($66.40 in chips)
Seat 5: hefeclub ($29.25 in chips)
Seat 6: seveneight ($20.35 in chips)
Seat 7: FrenchGigolo ($56.15 in chips)
Seat 9: withawedge ($14.90 in chips) DEALER
Seat 10: Hero ($114.55 in chips)
Hero: Post SB $0.25
zebnoket: Post BB $0.50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero[ ]
Nomzad: Call $0.50
Rikes: Call $0.50
hefeclub: Raise $1.00
seveneight: Fold
FrenchGigolo: Fold
withawedge: Fold
Hero: Call $0.75
zebnoket: Call $0.50
Nomzad: Call $0.50
Rikes: Call $0.50
*** FLOP *** [[9s][5h][Qc]
Hero: Check
zebnoket: Check
Nomzad: Check
Rikes: Check
hefeclub: Check
*** TURN ***
Hero: Check
zebnoket: Bet $0.50
Nomzad: Fold
Rikes: Call $0.50
hefeclub: Call $0.50
Hero: Raise $6.00??

I dunno I have been doing very well playing NL after my recent switch from LHE. The players are god awful at iPoker and my stats have been looking anemic in terms of aggressiveness, usually I play my draws reasonably passive and getting paid off alot when I hit them. I know I shouldn't play for stats but I just trying to find times to get somewhat more aggressive, wondering if this is an ideal spot. The players in this hand are all semi-weak, calling stations.

[Rhound50]

There is nothing wrong with playing passively in games with a bunch of calling stations. My PT numbers are very different for different sites, depending on the other players. I really dont like this raise. You are making a pretty big raise into a small pot. You are getting great odds to draw to a lot of outs. Raising might win you the pot but when you get called, you only get called by hands that you have beat. and then you are playing a draw OOP. This is one of those situation where if you backdoor your flush, its going to be hard to get paid off. Your CR looks like you may have a big made hand. If your draw gets there and you make a big bet it even more looks like you slowplayed a monster. To often here you are going to get called by something that beats you and have trouble getting paid off OOP when you hit.

[geiststaat]

It's pretty rare to be playing NL and have a draw at the nutflush for better than 10 to 1 odds. I just call and hope I hit with someone else on the weaker draw. A chk/raise is likely to push the weaker flush draws out of the pot and anyone left has you beat..

[Zmej]

I like it, you'll win the pot with your bet at least in 50% cases, if you get called you also can win a big pot if you catch your draw. Though if you catch an A I would just c/c as this can be a tainted out.

[phytopath]

[phytopath]

[Alastor2262]

VPIP is a bit too high for full ring but if you play a lot SH as you mention, i guess that could explain it.
From SB you are really playing way too much hand
i dont think a PFR that high is required at full ring but its a matter of personnal perference .
You re right your AF seems a bit on the low side.
WTSD% W%SD% seems ok to me
biggest problem i see from the stat you posted is your VPIP from SB.

[kennyg]

being aggressive is usually good but in this situation OOP i'm inclined to agree with rhound.

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