25/50 river spot.

[DanK]

Hey I'm basicly a lurker, but want to start posting more. Here's a hand that bothered me from tonight, I feel it was an easy dissision, but I just dident know the right play. Playing heads up with a guy who bought 1800 and ran it up to 4k after busting some other shortish stack with a set, I cover. We have only been playing heads up for 15 hands or so and hes folded alot preflop, so no read really.

I raise to 150 on the buton with 9sTs, he calls.

Flop is Ks 9h 5s. He checks, I pot he calls.

Turn is a Qc. He checks, I pot and he calls again.

River: 6s. He thinks 3-4 seconds and pushes for about 2.7 in to a pot the same size. I called, though dident feel good about it, and in retrospect think this was a fold. What's the default play here,
thanks, Daniel

Edit: He pushed 3.1k on the river...

[Popinjay]

Awesome, awesome screenname.

[durrrr]

wow.

[flawless_victory]

preflop. yawn.
flop. yawn.
turn. pretty intersting... i think you should probably check... other option would be to bet allin... betting pot w/ those stacks looks like a bad idea.
river. yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn

[cyberSTACK]

Pre yes

flop yes

turn check

riv insta call

[DanK]

Most of my experiance in simillar situations is playing short hand 10/20, and basicly, whenever I call they always seem to have it. Here the guys seems tight, and my flush isent big, so I didnet think the desision was so clear cut.

Pushing the turn seems silly, as there is only 1000 in there and he has 4k left. Is pushing in this situation something I should be doing somewhat often?