Happy place to be, 200 BB deep ... now what? ($200 NL FR)

[k3nt]

$200 NL FR at Bodog. 8-handed.

Hero has $401. Villain has $419. This is the first time I've seen this Villain, he had his big stack before I sat down (I doubled up rather quickly against a bluffdonk). I haven't seen him show down any hands yet.

Hero gets [Qh] in the CO. Villain in utg+1 raises to $4, Hero reraises to $14, everybody folds, Villain calls.

Pot $31, flop is [Th][6d]. Villain checks, Hero bets $20, Villain calls.

Pot $71, turn is . Villain checks, Hero bets $25, Villain raises to $112.

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A whole bunch of thoughts going through my head here, unfortunately dominated by the thought that this will be my first $800 pot if we get all-in. Not a useful thing to be worrying about.

What to do, what to do? And, why?

[MBuckler]

repop to like 250, 275, ideally he's made a smaller flush and wont be getting away from it, but you never know. thats how i'm playing it anyway.

[Semillon]

Just shove, he wont be laying down a flush and the fact that you bet the flop with your draw will totally throw most players you come up against.

In my mind any smaller raise just screams "please call"

[stickdude]

why the small turn bet?

[k3nt]

Small turn bet is to try to look like a moron who hated that turn card but wasn't smart enough to check behind. You might think that's unlikely, but so many players are bad enough to do it. Anyway the hope is to induce a checkraise with all kinds of stuff. I think he can make this checkraise with a wide range here from absolutely nothing to a baby flush to a set.

[Semillon]

[Triple B]

[muszu]

[Xaston]

[muszu]

[paulee]

[paulee]

[iceman5]

Ive shoved in spots like this with something like [Kc] and gotten called by small flushes , sets, [Jh] ect.

So Im shoving here as well. I REALLY think he has a set so Im shoving for sure.

[black_knight6]

I just call and get it in on the river because you have position.

[paulee]