[bobdibble]

Villain can be tough at times. In case anyone knows him, his name is Lee and he typically plays 30/60 with 50/100 overs at the Muck and I believe he plays 100/200+ at the Commerce. He's a ~50 year old black dude and usually wears a Berkeley t-shirt or sweatshirt.

I've only played with him twice, but here is my read... He defends his BB more than half the time, both short handed and full. He can be somewhat loose pre-flop when in position, or when completing/defending the blinds. He is tight in multiway pots post flop, but will call down with second pair, decent kicker when HU. He will get agressive on the flop with top pair, no-kicker. I don't know how he plays drawing hands when short handed.

On with the hand...

The game is 5 handed and just converted from 30/60 to 20/40 to try to pick up new players. This is my first orbit.

I'm dealt black kings UTG+1 and I raise. Folded to villain in the BB who calls.

Flop: 942 with 2 spades.

Villain checkraises, I 3-bet, villain calls.

Turn: villain checks dark.... T of uninteresting suit

I bet, villain checkraises.... plan?