100nl get flop c/r by the pfr, how to play turn?

[Daboss]

Player in question plays 21/17 and opens 27% in the CO and cbets 65%. He has a high aggF (3.2) and a c/r of 13% but I haven't seen him c/r as the pfr before.

My image is aggressive esp in pos, 28/22 with a cbet fold of 49 and raise cbet of 20%

When I get checked to on this board, I am a bit suspicious as it's obv a good one to cbet, but I can't help myself and bet.

Should I do this? should I call the C/R?

What do I do on the turn? Is calling the only play?

I pretty much am confused about his range as I would rarely play like this as the pfr with anything but I am assuming he is rarely bluffing with air.

So AJ+, A7,A5,57,68cc,89cc ???





IPoker, $0.50/$1 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 5 Players

LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

Hero (BTN): $106
SB: $51.72
BB: $100
UTG: $239
CO: $105.60

Pre-Flop: J T dealt to Hero (BTN)
UTG folds, CO raises to $3, Hero calls $3, 2 folds

Flop: ($7.50) 5 A 7 (2 Players)
CO checks, Hero bets $5, CO raises to $16, Hero calls $11

Turn: ($39.50) 9 (2 Players)
CO bets $30, Hero calls or folds (jams?)

[mythrilfox]

i doubt he has air here all that often so just stove your hand vs a reasonably strong range for him

[ssells73]

His c/r is super strange, I'd actually expect him to sometimes have a higher flush draw than you. But, yeah, really just have to put together a range and figure out how you're doing against it. At first glance here, I hate jamming don't think you have much FE, if any. Would probably lean towards folding turn, flatting can't be good.

[preflopjitters]

I don't mind how you played the flop. You can fold out better with your bet for sure, and I would assume that he cbets most of his FD (for the same reason...). Now that you haven't hit on the turn, I think this is an easy fold. You really don't pick up too much more equity with the gutshot since there is only one card to come and he bets pretty strong. I think you will be folding a lot of rivers.