200nl bvb vs pfr chrr

Hi.

Flop: I think betting is fine, mostly for protection/thin value. Sometimes he c/c with better hands like some weak JX or TT/99 here, sometimes he c/c with some AQ/AK highs.

When we get check-raised, I would look at villain's Flop cbet %, and raise Flop %, and checkraise %. If it's low I just fold here. What's your image like? Are you the type to always bet everything when checked to? If that's the case he should be more incentivized to have a checkraise range even on such a dry board.

I would only bet/call here if I somehow felt he could potentially be raising light here. I'm not sure about this particular case, but based on the 3 hands you posted today my guess is that you always bet when checked to so I think he is definitely capable of having AJ or QQ+ here. Would he bluff CR sometimes here? I'm not sure.

Anyway as played on the Turn, I think jamming is reasonable when there are so many draws on the Turn. I think flatting may be ok too, I'm not too afraid of a spade, and I think with the nut flush blocker I am not that afraid of a diamond river as well. Calling is better if we think he is going to follow through with many bluffs. And if he is the type to rep any draw which hits, it doesn't really matter whether he has a spade or diamond draw, cos he would just bet on all spade/diamonds anyway and we can just call Turn call River regardless of the River card.

Vs this guy who we don't have too much history with, I think calling is fine. If the Flop raise and Turn bet was larger, I Would prefer jamming (protection becomes more important when stacks are smaller and pot is larger).

Thanks.

Ok, i see now, thanks for the detailed answers.