i play live and the online area is slightly different, however i dont mind this play because their raising range from the button is wide unless he is a nit, and your flop raise is good as most players would raise here with a flush draw so they can get there stack in easy by the river so when the 3rd heart comes it looks legitimate because you would of called in the blind with suited connects and cards with high implied odds so this kind of hand is in your range the flop bet looks like the flush so when you get the turn and jam the river it tells a good story to me its a good spot on the turn however when he calls your turn bet i would be more prone to slow down a bit but its all player dependant if you know your opponent floats the flop and calls the turn with marginal or week hands this is a great play but if he only calls the turn with a good/decent hand this might get you in trouble. but i think it was creative, believable just out of interest what kind of ranges did you assign your opponent on the flop/turn ????????????

Id imagine villian calls turn near 100% if his range he continues flop(he might fold q4 and k4 and ace 4 ) . I would put him on a range of 22-AA, 54 53 65 67 68 ace 5 king 5, q5 q 3 suited, ace 2, j-k 4 s, ace 4, any pair and gutter essentialy. id imagine he has flushes in his range as well as straights, also he has ace 6 with the ace of hearts or king 6 with the king of hearts hed continue.

What i was thinking:
The only bluffs I have in my range are 6x that x raised flop.
-I would check raise hands like 6 10 and 69 and 68 that have no sdv and not hands like k 6 often unless i had king h , and i would include straights into my polarized range in this spot. Im not sure if thats a correct thing to do, or if i should simply not bluff as much with 6 10 or 69.
-I can have flushes +straights and 32 combos of 69 and 6 10 that i wouldnt always x raise, but would include some x call and x fold turn.
-I dont know if my logic is correct in this spot. Im just trying to incorporate more x raises and trying to get better, so spots become more tricky.

I'd prefer you bluff this river with 9h.

I think adding 6c9s here makes you bluffing way too frequently.

Let's just go to the river. You check raise 5h4h2c board. Turn 7h.

When you jam river, you are only reping flush. Based on your river sizing, you should have 38% of value combos to make V indifferent from calling and folding.

What flush combos you can have? a2hh, a3hh, a6hh, a8hh, a9hh (we can even discount some of them as you probably 3bet pre a2hh, and you are not raising a3hh probably on the flop).
k2hh, k3hh, k6hh, k8hh, k9hh, kThh,
q2hh, q3hh, q6hh, q8hh, q9hh, qthh, qjhh
J2hh, J3hh, J6hh, J8hh, J9hh,
T2hh, T3hh, T6hh, T8hh,
92hh, 93hh, 96hh
82hh, 83hh, 86hh

You probably 3 bet a decent amount of suited connectors pre against 2x open as well, such as 89hh, 9Thh, TJhh,

You have total 33 combos of value hands. Then you can add 50 combos of bluffs.
You can choose a lot offsuit hand that with a heart and blocking streets to bluff in this spot. I don't wanna list all of them, but it is definitely more than 50 combos.

Choosing 69o without heart is over bluffing.

V has more flush in his range than yours especially when you don't have heart blockers.

nh wp