interesting turn spot 10/20

[dkbball126]

i had only been sitting in the game for 5 minutes or so, the villain in this hand was definitely not a regular. he wasnt making horrible calls preflop, but was definitely on the loose side, so heres the hand....

calls $40
*** FLOP *** [9c FullTiltPoker Game #3682568169: Table Butternut (6 max) - $10/$20 - No Limit Hold'em - 22:48:06 ET - 2007/09/26
Seat 1: Whose House ($1,990)
Seat 2: thaaj2004 ($2,000)
Seat 3: betterthanyou1 ($1,970)
Seat 4: MalteePoo ($2,077)
Seat 6: claybo ($2,010)
claybo posts the small blind of $10
Whose House posts the big blind of $20
The button is in seat #4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to betterthanyou1 [6d 7d]
betterthanyou1 raises to $60
MalteePoo calls $60
claybo calls $50
Whose House 7s 3d]
claybo checks
Whose House checks
betterthanyou1 has 15 seconds left to act
betterthanyou1 bets $180
MalteePoo calls $180
Whose House adds $70
claybo folds
Whose House folds
*** TURN *** [9c 7s 3d] [8d]
(im first to act, just me and villain still left in the hand)

my initial reaction was just to make a pretty strong bet given i had and open-ender and a flush draw, but i also felt that 8 could have really helped his hand and i pretty much knew i was behind and wasnt sure i could get him to fold anything (not just because he wasnt a great player)... anyways, im not gonna say much else, b/c? c/r? c/c? and why

thanks


i kind of want thoughts on the hand if we assume the villain is a good/competant player... though i really dont think it changes the given situation