tricky turn spot?

here are my tilty results:

turn check check
river ace
check check

cts show As2s

[PokerGOAT]

Since I can see the cards I would say shove the turn.

[Daliman]

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I have literally never caught Grimstarr making a big bluff.

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Less than 100 hands with him?

[Daliman]

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here are my tilty results:

turn check check
river ace
check check

cts show As2s

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700k downswings must really change a man.

only for the better

LAAAA LAAAAA LAAAA LA
WAIT TILL I GET MY MONEY RIGHT

[Daliman]

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only for the better

LAAAA LAAAAA LAAAA LA
WAIT TILL I GET MY MONEY RIGHT

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Really not ripping on ya here, it's just that there is never a time in the past where you are checking QQ on that board on the turn.

Obv though you figured cts had you, cuz, well, he always does, then he did.

[Ship Ship McGipp]

wow QQ makes me want to kill myself here. i'd probably check it behind... ofcourse CTs' hand looks like 99- QQ here, i think the likelihood of him calling with a worse pocket pair on the flopgoes down with the spectrum because he'll expect you to play more straightfowardly with booth in the pot (that is, i don't expect him to check call with 88 here).

his hand looks like he can just go check peel with so many hands and you'll slowdown a bunch, of cours ehe can have AA/KK here seems less likely becuase if he's four betting light at all this deep with booth in the middle probably wouldn't flat to close the action.. but it's all possible.

he can have so much becuase of the boringness of this board, very easy to slowplay on, etc

[pplayer28]

since its such a dry board i'd probably bet KK/QQ here, and check behind AA/JJ on this turn vs. cts here

meh, now that i read it again, might as well flip a coin on betting turn here, seems like most think its a WA/WB situation though