Almost folded. Guy is 58/17/0 over 12 hands. I figured I block 2 sets and he's basically unknown, may have some spews/KT/QT/AA/AK. I guess the only hands Im super afraid of are AJ/TT/J9s as well as occasional KK/QQ. Will have to punch it into equilab later I guess

He has aces, worse 2pair, all kinds of draws. Ur doing it wrong if ur thinking of folding vs a fish with those stats.

While playing my only consideration would be the max value line. U can raise flop, clear value vs AK and worse. C/c is cool though. On the turn I'm just thinking about what makes me the most money and when fish pot like this they are usually down/trying to get it in so I'm likely to shove now oop. If you c/c again bad Rivers can kill ur action, make you fold the winner, or allow him to check back worse that would have called bets.

Only advantage to calling turn is to keep in his pure air bluffing range (probably doesn't have much of one), and to strengthen a c/c range or be harder to play against or get max value (not blow him off a hand) out of a good player.

U cram turn here he just gets it in bad with a fd. Good result. If you know you simply can't fold despite usually losing then don't try to minimize that loss at the expense of value; just go for the best line.

What I meant by almost fold was that, that was my first instinct. Although the more I thought about it the more I realized how much I can beat