30-60 stud hand
8-handed. I've got (7c6c)2c. Zero clubs are out. I bring-in and it's folded around to the last player, a very aggressive player who often makes serious errors of overaggression against others but generally gets in line very quickly against me, although he will still calldown with weak hands, he just won't massively overplay them.
Anyways, he raises. I reraise and he calls.
On fourth, he catches the (xx)Qd7d and I catch (7c6c)2c5c. He checks, I bet, he calls.
On fifth, he catches the 5d and has three diamonds showing. I catch the Qs. He bets and I call.
On sixth, he catches an offsuit 6 and I catch an offsuit 3. He checks and I bet, intending to fire any river if he checks to me unless I pair the seven.
I don't think my sixth street plan is terrible, but I think I made it cost one more bet than it had to. I don't think I lose any priviliges by checking behind sixth, I think my opponent's hand is transparent as a total draw, and that he will play honestly on the river.
-Michael
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