Against a fairly loose agressive opponent.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/uh6K4JMcf4Pp3ofJ7

Next time please post in the tournament hand review session.

Preflop
For me Q6o is a fold, especially if BB is "a loose and aggressive opponent". If he was a nit, then ok whatever, because they you can possibly steal with any two cards. But a LAG is going to give you action, and Q6o is just not good enough to get involved.

Flop
Completely onboard with C-betting with a draw and also calling his raise, even though its not a great situation to get raised.

Turn
When he check, I probably check behind and take the free card. I am not sure, he will fold often enough for this jam to be profitable. But hey he did fold, and maybe you had a read or something

Originally Posted by fundiver199

Next time please post in the tournament hand review session.

Preflop
For me Q6o is a fold, especially if BB is "a loose and aggressive opponent". If he was a nit, then ok whatever, because they you can possibly steal with any two cards. But a LAG is going to give you action, and Q6o is just not good enough to get involved.

Flop
Completely onboard with C-betting with a draw and also calling his raise, even though its not a great situation to get raised.

Turn
When he check, I probably check behind and take the free card. I am not sure, he will fold often enough for this jam to be profitable. But hey he did fold, and maybe you had a read or something

Yeah, check turn is a good decision,i'd check too

I disagree with the turn check as others have said, a flush draw is certainly in your flop c-bet call range so once that comes in and you are faced with a check from the aggressor it's a perfect card to get your chips in given the fact a lot of your stack is already in the pot and the turn card also increases your equity in the hand.