[Redd]

I'm surprised by the debate about the turn; maybe I'm a lag (over/under on number of posts until that gets quoted?) but this seems like a definite raise to me. That queen was the best non-9 card in the deck for us. While I'd usually be concerned about the caller between me and the bettor, on this flop there's tons of losing hands he'll call with (and continue to call with). If the bettor actually has a queen, I would have expected action on the flop.

But I think one of the most signicant aspects of this raise is that the times that the turn bettor was (incorrectly) waiting for a safe turn card with a queen, this is a very easy fold to a 3-bet.

I think the river bet is closer than the turn raise is. I think we'll see two folds pretty often here but from the previous action I think that we're ahead quite often when called, so I also value-bet it.