BB: 19/12/3.67, 250 hands ... did not see his Blind play stats specifically

Party Poker 2/4 Hold'em (8 handed) converter

Preflop: 2/4_Rookie is SB with [5c], [5h].
4 folds, 2/4_Rookie completes, BB checks.

Flop: (3 SB) [2s], [5d], [3s] (3 players)
2/4_Rookie bets, CO folds, 2/4_Rookie calls.

Turn: (3.50 BB) [Qc] (2 players)
2/4_Rookie checks,

Normally I don't pretend to "read" players. But using his stats, I tried this time.

Flop: I'm betting out against any player(s) here. Once we are HU, I choose to just call. I immediately think he's doing the ole free Card play. But I could be behind a lucky A4/46. Rarely. He might smooth call those and pop the turn.

Turn: Since I just called the flop, and the turn is safe, I'm hoping he does not take the Free CArd, and his stats indicate he never would HU, and bets his weak made hand or draw.

All streets please...

preflop: good

flop: i like leading out...I dont mind just callin the raise since it is a heads up pot

turn: i hope this is c/r time. I do have one question though. I assume this guy isnt the type to raise for a freecard If so I would lead like the queen helped me and hope he raises me again.

in conclusion...i wish i could run as good as you have been donkey haha

oh, I meant to add, I'm c/r the turn, if I can.

I deleted that part when I removed the action.

eh after seein how aggressive that guy is id probably do the same...he doesnt take to many cards off when hes in a hand

Bet the turn. Then 3-bet. It's fun.

I'd also consider raising this pf.

I usually donk the turn here
figured he does not always raise and is capable of folding.
If its 2 more BB in the pot, he caals the raise, more often than the donk bet.

so I thought

I have trouble not being results oriented in these type of hands.

So good to post like this