Did i really miss a bet?
 

9 handed 8/16 game at the park that's the best game i've played in that's not an evening on the weekend. Hero's image is fairly nitty. Hero hasn't had many marginal hands and has only shown down monsters. A player i respect a lot disagreed about how i played this hand. He's significantly more laggy than i am.

Main villain in this hand plays loose preflop (has been seen open limping 95s/106s in CO), but doesn't get horribly out of line postflop. Has not 3 bet once in the last 2.5 hours. Occasionally plays the flop a tad spewy, but has never gotten out of line on the turn/river (that i've seen) in the last 2.5 hours.

Preflop: UTG (so bad it appears he's trying to lose) limps, Hero raises 99 next to act, 1 fold and everyone else calls. (16sb)

Flop: 864 rainbow
Checked to hero who bets, two loose players call, button raises, (he has check raised hero on boards like this numerous times from the blinds after hero preflop raises) hero threes, loose players both fold, button fours (now it is heads up), hero calls.
Turn: 9, completing the rainbow. (13BB) Hero?

Re: Did i really miss a bet?
 

b/3b is awesome here.

Re: Did i really miss a bet?
 

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b/3b is awesome here.

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I concur. Any legitimate hand he's four banging you on the flop with will raise this turn. You're crushing his range and likely have him drawing dead. This is two pair an awful lot.

Re: Did i really miss a bet?
 

b/3b.

Is anybody giving button credit for 5,7 if he caps turn ?

Re: Did i really miss a bet?
 

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b/3b.

Is anybody giving button credit for 5,7 if he caps turn ?

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Yes. I'm in calldown mode at that point. villain is pretty frackin' loose.

Re: Did i really miss a bet?
 

No cap heads up at CP. 57s is certainly in his range for a cold called raise with 8 people in.

What does button put hero on when we call the fourth bet on the flop and then donk the turn? Should we have five bet the flop?

Do we think villain would ever go four on the turn with 88, 66, 44? Or, maybe more importantly, if we checkraise villain on the turn how often will he go three with a smaller set?