When he check raised the turn, i'm putting him on atleast 2 pair, if not a set.
If he has a draw after checking the turn, most times he'd just call.
It's quite unusual at 20nl for players to check raise strong hands when they have the betting lead as opposed to just betting themselves for value.
Maybe he thought I was quite aggro and betting most times when checked to.
I quite like his line to try and get max value from his hand.
I was talking about your opinion of his range when he checked the Turn, as you were asking whether there was any point betting the Turn, not what you think he has when he raises your bet on the Turn.Your analysis above is fine once he does Ch/R though.
Don't worry about GTO, just try to play each hand well.
Which I think you have, in both cases, and won plenty of bb's (don't know the result of the first one though).
Making your decision to post them both and argue (badly) against your own lines utterly bizarre!
He's really wide on the turn, like you said. What's happened is I have framed the hand on the basis of his check raise OTT, which probably isn't a helpful way to look at it!
It's been an interesting thread!
Thanks to everyone who has contributed, and in particular to Rexas who spent a great deal of time writing detailed posts.
Hand 1, was a beautiful flop, 882, turn was a 3, river was an ace lol He had AK
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