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HU NL 100 facing T c/r w TP

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HU NL 100 facing T c/r w TP

SB: $185.78 (Hero)
BB: $110.29
Preflop ($1.50) (2 Players)
Hero was dealt T Q
Hero raises to $2.50, BB raises to $8, Hero calls $5.50
Flop ($17.50) 7 Q 5 (2 Players)
BB bets $10, Hero calls $10
Turn ($37.50) 7 Q 5 2 (2 Players)
BB checks, Hero bets $20, BB raises to $45

Hellooo,

BB is reg. 97% open, 24% 3b , 19% call pre , cbet stats in 3b pot - 89%(9 flops seen), 0% (5 turns seen) and no rivers.. so not much detailed info. My stats were 78% open, 56% fold to 3b, 0% 4b, fold to flop cb in 3b pot 38%.

Flop ez call i think, no point raising, but turn gets little awkward with that c/r. I tend to notice that on such dry boards villians often take c/r line with the stronger part of their range like KQ+ . Whats the reasoning here, why they take such line ? Cuz i can have a lot of floats, missed gutshots that might stab ? Some weaker Qx that are gonna go for value and maybe value cut myself ? Looks like the obvious adapt is to chekback on T, and get some value on R - if he checks we bet,if he bets we just call? Don't we miss value this way ? Whats the best approach, if we look this spot and having in mind that villian usually c/r KQ+, as general/vacuum ?

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