NL4, 6-max, 67s and a fancy play

Looks good to me. When you call his raise OTT we have to assume that all of our outs are alive, but are they? Do we have enough equity to shove to villains raise OTT?

X t (there's no many hands you could fold of those calling on the flop)

You can 3bet preflop.
I do not like to xr flop. Prefer xc.
As played, x turn too.

I prefer 3bet preflop. After calling our x/r and raising us ott I prefer folding. It is not certain we have the 9 out for flush, and even with 9 outs the call is border.

so what do you give him for raising you ott? no draws in his flop range?

There are sets and straights there.

I like the c/r on the flop, and barrel the turn, but I would fold to the turn raise, he could have pairs and flush draws which means we are drawing dead, two pairs, even TP some of the time at 2nl, that has decided to take it easy on the flop and then put you in on the turn, he might find a fold if we c/c turn and shove river if we hit a flush also - so we aren't assured of our implied odds either. So I would c/r flop, barrel turn, fold to the turn 3bet.

I do not like turning this hand into a bluff.

Originally posted by Tomaloc
so what do you give him for raising you ott? no draws in his flop range?

He has all combos of KJ. Since he just calls the flop x/r I assume he would continue to play his FDs passively.

On this flop actually we do not have many strong hands - TT, 66, J♥:9♥:, A♥:J♥:, K♥:J♥:.
And I do not see many good bluffs. So, imo, this hand may go into x/c range, where we have a lot of TP type of hands.

Originally posted by VaskataBuci

Originally posted by Tomaloc
so what do you give him for raising you ott? no draws in his flop range?

He has all combos of KJ. Since he just calls the flop x/r I assume he would continue to play his FDs passively.

On this flop actually we do not have many strong hands - TT, 66, J♥:9♥:, A♥:J♥:, K♥:J♥:.
And I do not see many good bluffs. So, imo, this hand may go into x/c range, where we have a lot of TP type of hands.

yeah of course. i just mentioned this because op didn't even seem to consider that a) villain also could be drawing and b) our outs could be dead

Originally posted by Tomaloci just mentioned this because op didn't even seem to consider that a) villain also could be drawing and b) our outs could be dead

I did consider that one too, but IMHO is unlikely. If he's also drawing to the same flush then yes, I am dead in the water, but would he play a draw like this?

Well played, ideal hand for bluffing. You have up to 14 outs in case you are behind, and you are extremely unlikely to take this down on SD-value alone. Raising it up preflop as suggested in several places is pretty much senseless, the only purpose would be to balance you 3-betting range with some shit-hands hoping to steal a few bb.