[TGoldman]

Looks good so far. I play it the exact same way. After being raised on the turn, I would consider folding if my PT stats on the villain pegged him as a weak-tightie. Otherwise, you're most likely splitting with a straight. So I would smooth call the turn-raise and then jam any spade or if the board pairs. That may be able to get villain to fold his non-nut high. Of course, if you get counterfeited you'll have to fold if villain pots the river.

On second thought, I don't think folding the turn is terrible against this type of player, but the other approach is more fun. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]