Flopped Straight vs a CS (300NL)

[T-Rod]

300NL Prima.

Villain is in SB and runs 50/19/1.3. He's more of a calling station because he flat doesn't fold. Most of his aggression is pf.

I complete in BB iwth 3[d] 2[c]. We're HU, I have $344 and he covers.

Flop ($6) 5[d] 4[s] 6[c]. He leads $3

I raise to $11
He thinks and reraises to $19, and I call

Turn ($44) K[h] and he checks, I ck.
Riiver (44) J[h] and he leads $21, I raise to $75, he pushes and its $250 more to me. .

#1) Like the turn check?
#2) Call river?

[Notorious_JC]

IMO you are an 80% favorite easy.

JC

[The Golden 1]

Unless you are afraid of 73 or 78 (which the river raise says you're not), the turn check is terrible.

As for the river I guess I'm calling but I wouldn't be too thrilled about it. I probably wouldn't have had to think about it though because turn would've gone: I bet, he checkraises, and I shove.

[DoctorHandles]

No offense, that board against a calling station with the stupid end of a straight is one of the worst turn checks I've ever seen.

I'm super happy to call the river.

[kennyg]

[Triple B]

The only reason to check this turn is to control the pot size or induce a river bet.

Since villain is a station, you are unlikely to induce a bluff and we have a big hand so we need to build the pot, not keep it small. Basically, this line doesn't make logical sense.

Villain's line is very confusing also. I would probably call but I think he's got you beat here a lot, enough that this is could even be a fold.

[T-Rod]