76s, aggressive draw

Pre-flop ok, semi-bluff on the flop I think its ok, because villain will fold a lot of his range, but, when he calls certainty he has something better than you, I wouldn't keep aggression on the turn.

He will not fold a Q on the turn and you are basically firing blanks, unless you plan to shove the river on a bluff at nl2 which i can tell you right away from my experience at this stake is not a profitable move.

Nl2 players love to call everything and you should not be balanced and should not check/raise a draw out of position at all.

Check raise your sets/2 pairs and in some cases your top pair + tp kicker type of hands and bet/shove turn and rivers with these but only passively call with the draws and start betting when you complete them. Thats how you beat nl 2.

I dont mind your check/raise flop. But the 2c OTT is probably the worst card in the deck to keep barreling. It is a total blank and whatever he had on the flop he is going to call you with it now as well. Good cards for barreling would be potential scare cards like K or A, any spade obv and any card that gives you extra equity like 5 or 8. So just give up T and try to hit OTR.

Another thing to consider is 3betting pre. This is a good hand for it. You are not dominated and you can put pressure on his calling range IP on many small and drawy boards where he will have lower chance to hit anything.

Thank you all, for you oppinions.
I mainly learned that turn-bet makes no sense.

Originally posted by Tyrion88
Thank you all, for you oppinions.
I mainly learned that turn-bet makes no sense.
Indeed, its 2NL. You win money with value hands, not with bluffs or semi bluffs. If you had initiative pre you could semibluff, but not oop with a checkraise.