Seat 1: HERO (€16,57) 

Seat 2: vittoio21 (€2,24 in chips) 

Seat 3: Dunban (€15,97 in chips) 

Seat 8: klose9 (€4,44 in chips) 

HERO: posts small blind €0,05

vittoio21: posts big blind €0,10

Dealt to HERO [Qc,Qh]

Dunban: raises to €0,40

klose9: folds

HERO: raises to €1,10

vittoio21: folds

Dunban: calls €0,70

*** FLOP *** [5d,4c,7c]

HERO: bets €1,30

Dunban: calls €1,30

Think flop it's a quite standard cbet, I can see lot of hands we are gettin value from, such as 88-JJ,OESD, FD

*** TURN *** [7h]

HERO: bets €2,60

Dunban: raises to €6

HERO: calls €3,40

Think that turn isn't a bad card for me, pairs the board, still cbetting to get values from the range written before.

When he raises I can't figure out which would be his range, is there something we crush here? Or flatting we are just valuetowning myself?

*** RIVER *** [2s]

HERO: checks

Dunban: is all in €7,57

HERO: calls €7,57

As planned we are just x/calling his bet on any blank, trying to keep his range wider.

HERO: shows [Qc Qh]

Dunban: shows [As Ac]

Let me know what do u think.

How would you play that hand? Think the key point is to figure out his range on the turn, isn't it?

Villain stats are 37/21/9 (small sample), he has a "raise vs cbet on the turn" stat of 43 on just 7 hands.