My SC OTB (200NL SH)

[T-Rod]

Pokerstars 200NL 6max

I have 7[h] 6[h] OTB. Villain limps UTG with full stack (he's TAGish 28/9/2), UTG+1 calls, and I raise to $12 hoping to take it down right there. Villain calls.

Flop ($29) 8[c] 9[c] 4[s]. He cks, I bet $26, he calls.

Turn ($81) 5[c]. He cks . I bet $62 and he thinks and calls.

River ($205) 6[d]. He cks. He has $105 left.

Who likes the turn bet?

What do you do on the river? Are we ahead or behind here?

[Zmej]

[T-Rod]

[iceman5]

[black_knight6]

[Triple B]

What's calling the river push that doesn't split or crush you? I like the river check.

[Danhdan]

[Zmej]

[iceman5]

[excession]

I play it on turn same way as OP most of the time.

The river is very tricky - did he check as he now faces a one card str8 that beats his set/2 pair or whatever or is he inducing a bluff with a made flush (or check calling down with a weak flush)?

I don't see him with T7 which is the only str8 that beats you.

I think once he called my turn bet I am done putting money in here - I check behind gladly and see what he has -apart from anyhting else he will likely fold any hand I am beating to any significant bet anyway.

[k3nt]

He can't put you on the straight. He limped UTG, called a raise, then check/called the flop. I think he has a set here very often, most likely 44 since so many people like to raise 88+. T7 is not even within a million miles of possible.

He can be worried about you having the flush. But for a half pot river bet I don't think he folds the set.

I push the river. I think if he's gone this far he'll go the rest of the way. And we're ahead of his range.

[Spank_her_Pair]

[T-Rod]

I checked behind on the river. I figured his pause and then a call on the turn was either a flush draw or a made flush trying to figure out whether to pop me now or on the river (i.e., WA/WB).

He had a misplayed A[c] A[d]. Ice was right about him beating an overpair.

I'm still not sure about the turn bet.