1/2 NLcash, 3betted pot, turnaction?
 

Villian is 3betting semiwide, plays pretty standard postflop.
I call this pre from time to time, mixing it up. I could def. be raising (and comitting) the flop, but in my experience ppl stack off pretty light once that happens.
Do you prefer a bet or check on turn? And what's your betsize once you choose to bet? (any bet would comitt us to the pot obviously, if he raises)

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Stack sizes:
Hero: $230.50
BB: $199.30

Pre-flop: (2 players) Hero is SB with :10h :9h
Hero raises to $6, BB raises to $20, Hero calls.

Flop: :qd :4h :3h ($42, 2 players)
BB bets $34, Hero calls.

Turn: :jd ($110, 2 players)
BB checks. Hero?

Re: 1/2 cash, 3betted pot, turnaction?
 

I prefer a bet. I have so many outs plus fold equity. His check looks weak so I bet. I bet like 80-90 here.

Re: 1/2 cash, 3betted pot, turnaction?
 

I like a strong bet of around $80 most of the time . If your opponent is a check raise type of player , then you may go with taking a free card .

Re: 1/2 cash, 3betted pot, turnaction?
 

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Villian is 3betting semiwide, plays pretty standard postflop

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Easy bet, your FE is pretty big. The few times he moves in on you, you have an easy call

Re: 1/2 cash, 3betted pot, turnaction?
 

I'd prefer to raise the flop more often than not, if for no other reason than to protect my good hands when I raise those. Mixing it up is obviously fine though. I agree with everyone else that the turn is a bet - go 85 or so and obviously call a shove.

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I'd prefer to raise the flop more often than not, if for no other reason than to protect my good hands when I raise those. Mixing it up is obviously fine though. I agree with everyone else that the turn is a bet - go 85 or so and obviously call a shove.

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I prefer not raising the flop against mediocre players who won't fire a second barrell without a hand. That way I get additional information about the strength of their hand. Against aggressive players, who might push me off my draw on the turn, I prefer a raise to shut them down imidiately.