Value on the river

[mustardo]

Easy there,

Been playing alot of cash recently and running good but feel I'm playing a bit tight on the river and I may not be getting full value from good hands. Below is an example of a hand where I didn't really know how to play the river.

Party 200NL, I have $240 he covers me by a bit.

I have T /images/graemlins/heart.gif9 /images/graemlins/spade.gif CO-1, it's folded round to me, table has been playing really tight so I decide to raise to $6, my standard raise. Just the SB calls.

Flop comes 6 /images/graemlins/club.gif8 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif2 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif

He checks, I've seem him c/raise a few raggedy flops against preflop raisers so I decide to take the free card and check also.

Turn 7 /images/graemlins/club.gif

He bets $8 into pot of $13, I raise to $20, he calls.

River K /images/graemlins/club.gif

He bets $20, I?

Obviously there is a flush there now which would be possible as he didn't put anything extra in until the turn. Should I therefore call? Or is this too tight? So I should raise? But how much, the $20 looks like blocker to me so how much should I raise? Am I laying this down if he reraises me?

Ta for thoughts Mussy

[swolfe]

just call

[xorbie]

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just call

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[foldem]

A worse hand won't pay off a river raise.

[amoeba]

I like just calling here unless if you've been known to bluff suspected blockers with nothing.

[tj68]

i call.if he has any two clubs or QT.he will call or re raise.id be happy,and slightly suprised to win this pot as is.

[spahk]

raise to 80.

[foldem]

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raise to 80.

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Why? I assume you would fold to a reraise.