20NL Tough hand (for me)

[Robbie01]

Tough table no real donks, villain is decent (tight) thoughts?

Please comment on all streets tx

Game #4777297104: Hold'em NL (£0.10/£0.20) - 2007/06/22 - 09:15:50 (UK)
Seat 1: Player1 (£9.88 in chips)
Seat 2: Player2 (£8.30 in chips)
Seat 3: Player3 (£20.40 in chips)
Seat 4: Player4 (£17.93 in chips)
Seat 5: Hero (£16.40 in chips)
Seat 6: Player5 (£15.85 in chips)
Player5: posts small blind £0.10
Player1: posts big blind £0.20
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Hero [Qs Qh]
Player2: raises to £0.40
Player3: folds
Player4: folds
Hero: raises to £1.40
Player5: calls £1.30
Player1: folds
Player2: calls £1
----- FLOP ----- [5d Tc 9s]
Player5: bets £1
Player2: calls £1
Hero: raises to £5
Player5: calls £4
Player2: folds
----- TURN ----- [5d Tc 9s][Ah]
Player5: checks
Hero: bets £10 and is all-in

[Robbie01]

No one got anything to say please?

[Genz]

dude, 14 minutes. It's still night in the us and worktime for europeans.

I raise more on the flop. Like 6.5. The turn card is ugly. I think I check behind and call a bet on the river because his betting range will be bigger than his calling range with the A on the board.

[VLV]

Use a hand converter, you'll get more replies.

Personally I'd check behind here, but then again its a good bet given that an A is a scare card. But villain could have been calling w/ AT or A9 or something.

[Robbie01]

but doesnt checking behind give my hand away?

[Genz]

Is getting your money in when only an A will call much better? Because you gave your hand away, you'll have to call a bet on the river, because giving your hand away in the sense that you are showing that you are afraid of the A will induce some people to try to bluff you. But they will try to bluff you with more hands that you beat than they will call a turn push with. Only a straight draw might call without the odds here. No TP or smaller PP will call your turn push here.

[Fiksdal]

Whats up Robbie, did you too get tired of donkaments?