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Paradise Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $1 BB (9 handed) converterUTG ($187.00)UTG+1 ($150.00)MP1 ($133.25)MP2 ($161.50)MP3 ($199.25)CO ($243.00)Button ($66.00)SB ($220.75)wisky_VI ($546.25)Preflop: wisky_VI is BB with [7d], [6s]. SB posts a blind of $1. 1 fold, CO calls $2, Button calls $2, SB (poster) completes, wisky_VI checks.***checked on the BB, let's see a flopFlop: ($12) [6d], [Ad], [6h] (6 players)SB checks, wisky_VI checks, UTG+1 checks, MP1 checks, CO bets $5, UTG+1 folds, MP1 folds, CO calls $11.****thinking I'm ahead and want to find out or maybe take down the pot.****CO loves to draw anything Turn: ($44) [5s] (2 players)wisky_VI checks, CO checks.***this is probably a mistake,giving a free card here though I'm a bit ***worried after CO called my good sized raise on the flopRiver: ($44) [Kd] (2 players)wisky_VI bets $30, CO calls $30.***this was probably where I should have checked, should have bet these***chips on the turnFinal Pot: $104will post CO's cards soon.

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Paradise Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $1 BB (9 handed) converterUTG ($187.00)UTG+1 ($150.00)MP1 ($133.25)MP2 ($161.50)MP3 ($199.25)CO ($243.00)Button ($66.00)SB ($220.75)wisky_VI ($546.25)Preflop: wisky_VI is BB with [7d], [6s]. SB posts a blind of $1. 1 fold, CO calls $2, Button calls $2, SB (poster) completes, wisky_VI checks.***checked on the BB, let's see a flopFlop: ($12) [6d], [Ad], [6h] (6 players)SB checks, wisky_VI checks, UTG+1 checks, MP1 checks, CO bets $5, UTG+1 folds, MP1 folds, CO calls $11.****thinking I'm ahead and want to find out or maybe take down the pot.****CO loves to draw anything Turn: ($44) [5s] (2 players)wisky_VI checks, CO checks.***this is probably a mistake,giving a free card here though I'm a bit ***worried after CO called my good sized raise on the flopRiver: ($44) [Kd] (2 players)wisky_VI bets $30, CO calls $30.***this was probably where I should have checked, should have bet these***chips on the turnFinal Pot: $104will post CO's cards soon.
Preflop: OKFlop: Raise more, to at least $20 (ok, a marginal point, but i like to put in pot-sized raises, usually).Turn: Gotta bet here...1/2 to 3/4s of the pot sounds about right.River: Lead here again. Why do you think you're behind? To AA or KK. Yeah, maybe, but he sure bet them strangely if that's what he has. Wild guess here absent any reads: CO has AQ, AJ or A10.
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I definitely think you should've bet something close to the size of the pot on the turn - you said CO likes to draw to anything, well the only thing he could be drawing to on that flop is the flush, and he was getting reasonable odds to call your flop bet if that's the case. On the turn, I'd be thinking that if's he's got AA he's playing it awful dangerously; he could have the other 6, but I'd say it's much more likely that he's either got a naked A or a flush draw, and you want to charge him in either case.I'm guessing he hit a non-nut flush on the end, and just called fearing that you had made a better flush or filled up.After checking the turn, I don't know what I'd do on this river; unless you know he likes to call down, it's hard to think he would call with just an ace in his hand with this board.

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BB let's see.Obviously you're happy to see a flopHonestly, the check raise I'm sure is tempting, but I'd bet the flop. Why? There's no action preflop. It seems contradictory, but I don't like the idea of trying to checkraise a nothing pot. Betting out is better.Definitely bet the turn. It's a blank. Your check looks fishy to me.I like the idea of betting the river again, because checking a 3rd diamond seems weak.Just my 2 cents

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Honestly, the check raise I'm sure is tempting, but I'd bet the flop. Why? There's no action preflop. It seems contradictory, but I don't like the idea of trying to checkraise a nothing pot. Betting out is better.
Do you think so? I'm not sure - if the 6h on the flop had been the 7h, I would agree with your reasoning and lead out the flop, but in this case it seems like as the SB betting out into this large field on the A66 flop, you pretty much announce that you have a 6.I would think that in a 6-way pot, anyone with an A might bet on this flop, or a pocket pair in late position might take a stab if checked to. It seems to me that since there's nothing in the pot, it's not a complete disaster if it checks around and you wind up having to fold on a bad turn card; it seems to me it's worth the risk to try to get some extra money in preflop.
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