Best turn line for quadaroonies

[shipitgood]

Not sure what the best line here is, call turn lead river, or raise the turn.

4 handed, we are in the sb with  (20nl) At start of hand we have £41ish villian has £20.

UTG raises to 60p, we call. Button folds, we call, bb folds.

Flop;   

We check, villian bets £1 (pot is £1.40). We call. Pot is £.3.40

Turn is  Villian bets £1.6 just under half pot.

I just called here and lead the river...

What is the best line here? Was just thinking a raise would fold out so much of opponents range.

Is the best line to raise the turn? Thoughs on my line in the hand:)

Thanks

[muckthenuts]

Raise turn. How much of said range that you think will fold is then going to call your river lead?

[shipitgood]

If i raise the turn, it folds out a lot of his range. His big overs cards, any Ace x type hand.

He maybe calls with 66-99, and certainly is calling if he has JJ plus, 10x hands.

Calling/ leading the river allows him to hero or call down a bit lighter i suppose. The player would find a call with 66-99 OTR, even big aces.

Just calling also gives him the chance to hopefully improve.

I know calling the turn, leading the river looks a bit counter intuitive.

[polerization]

If i raise the turn, it folds out a lot of his range. His big overs cards, any Ace x type hand.

He maybe calls with 66-99, and certainly is calling if he has JJ plus, 10x hands.

Calling/ leading the river allows him to hero or call down a bit lighter i suppose. The player would find a call with 66-99 OTR, even big aces.

Just calling also gives him the chance to hopefully improve.

I know calling the turn, leading the river looks a bit counter intuitive.

I think both these moves do the same thing really, they fold out very similar ranges when doing both but by raising the turn we allow ourselves to win a much bigger pot when he has a hand we can get lots of value from e.g JJ+ 10's 5's and some 10x also doesnt fold a lot of FD when we raise the turn due to how little house combos we can have. This means it allows us to get more money in the pot for bigger river vbets against his value range whilst also getting him to put more money in now with draws that when they potentially brick will put no more in but if they do hit will pay off our nut hand in a bigger way.

[dakky]

try and build a pot at some point! I would strongly consider leading or c/r the flop. Def get more in on the turn one way or another.

[shipitgood]

Thanks Muck, Poler and Dakky

Agree raising the turn is better despite me calling.

[wazz]

No one ever leads these flops with the goods, therefore...

Sometimes villains just fold and move on but when he has anything, or when he feels like spazzing , leading gives us the best chance to take stacks.

[SuuPRlim]

Leading any street when the previous street wasn't c/c is way too out of rhythm for my taste, I think c/r flop better than c/c flop and c/r turn, but I think c/c flop c/r turnis ok you're bluffing decently less but also give him a free street to try hit something.

I think though if you c/c the turn (which is alrite IMO) then checking he river is the mandatory play