Who is next is at seat 0 with $34028.50.
wwwnvrwinpkr is at seat 1 with $185522.50.
The button is at seat 1.

wwwnvrwinpkr posts the small blind of $150.
Who is next posts the big blind of $300.

Who is next: -- --
wwwnvrwinpkr: -- --

Pre-flop:

wwwnvrwinpkr raises to $600. Who is next re-raises to
$900. wwwnvrwinpkr re-raises to $1200. Who is next
calls.

Flop (board: Jd 4c 6d):

Who is next checks. wwwnvrwinpkr bets $300. Who is
next calls.

Turn (board: Jd 4c 6d Td):

Who is next checks. wwwnvrwinpkr bets $600. Who is
next calls.

River (board: Jd 4c 6d Td 8c):

Who is next bets $600. wwwnvrwinpkr raises to $1200.
Who is next re-raises to $1800. wwwnvrwinpkr calls.




Showdown:

Who is next shows Qc 9d.
Who is next has Qc 9d Jd Td 8c: straight, queen high.
wwwnvrwinpkr mucks cards.


Hand #7316122-665 Summary:

$.50 is raked from a pot of $7800.
Who is next wins $7799.50 with straight, queen high.

My question is about who is next's turn play.

Why not raise with OESD and four to a flush plus an overcard?

I know HU you can be more aggressive, but raising because you have a 9d with 3 diamonds on the board? Also the Q is only an out a fraction of the time given the action preflop. I think you have discount the Q outs and the flush outs, it doesn't look like that strong of a draw to me.

Why not raise with OESD and four to a flush plus an overcard?

Even if all those outs are clean, he's still a dog to Jx or Tx.

True, but NW has folded turns to agression, so I think there might be some fold equity to raising here.

even in big pots like that?

who is up so far?

if you don't have high enough fold equity, raising here when you're an underdog against any pair is incorrect.

aseem

OK. But how often does NW have a pair? His preflop 4 bet could mean a pocket pair or a big ace, or two face cards. He bet the flop and we called, but he would bet any flop after 4-betting preflop. Sorry if I'm asking dumb questions. I want to learn more about HU.

I'll post some .05/.10 HU hands I played earlier today when UB sends me the hand histories.

Sometimes I watch the 300/600 heads up on UB... and they seem to be friends that are maniacal gamblers.

Since there's no cap heads up, I saw them once 6-bet the river to show down 3rd pair to beat 4th pair.

Interesting hand, but all I'm saying is I've seen some pathologically insane aggression at the nosebleed stakes online.