These are of course always hard for outsider to give opinion. So villain is good or at least ok, tricky reg. Preflop we are 18.5bb deep so I went for open limp. If minraising and facing shove it would have to be called but dont necessarily want to get into that spot. Though I suppose limping and facing shove is even bit more nasty. But obviously we can easily call if BB make small raise.
Flop I went for bet-call. I dont think bet-shove would be absurd but at same time when we get called its not super clear how good we do versus calling range. By calling I will keep villain range wider.
Turn is sort of interesting because it does complete gutshot like 8T and flush draws. KT if not raised pre I would assume to just call flop. I was and would most of time bet turn but decided to check in the end. River is obviously bad and snap check when that was offered.
Well I feel we kind of need to value bet and protect turn but what I was thinking was that if villain did check-raise flop with hand like Q7o etc. I think he might even fold this turn. Sure he could have Q9, Q3, 39 which probably would call and stack off blank rivers still.
PS: My hand is Q♦:J♦: for clarification. Board is Q♣:9♠:3♠:J♠:K♠:
