avoiding going broke with a big hand @ NL4

The_Don90

ok readless on this villian so treating him as your standard NL4 player. check click raise 2 streets i actually wanted to fold but felt i was to big to fold. So looking for opinions on how i played this hand.

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
x	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£3.95
The_Don90	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£6.68
	Your hole cards	6 4
l3t5play	Fold
parcell	Call		£0.04	£0.10	£2.23
darrenadd7	Fold
The_Robin	Fold
x	Call		£0.02	£0.12	£3.93
The_Don90	Check
Flop
		3 6 5
x	Check
The_Don90	Bet		£0.09	£0.21	£6.59
parcell	Fold
x	Call		£0.09	£0.30	£3.84
Turn
		6
x	Check
The_Don90	Bet		£0.23	£0.53	£6.36
x	Raise		£0.46	£0.99	£3.38
The_Don90	Call		£0.23	£1.22	£6.13
River
		K
x	Check
The_Don90	Bet		£0.92	£2.14	£5.21
x	Raise		£1.84	£3.98	£1.54
The_Don90	Call		£0.92

grantorino

fine up to river imo, although you dont have a big hand imo on that board

I think check />b/f>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>b/c on river. When he c/r turn then checks river to you betting is marginal, he has air or badly played monster imo, he shouldnt call with worse often enough. When he c/r river you are toast imo

jugglegeek

There is no hand with which he can raise the turn here that you are beating now on the river. Fine to call the turn raise and check back the river. There is no value in betting the river because any hand that can call a bet has you beat. Just check it back and if he'd doing this with air then you pick up the pot. If he has the flush or the flopped straight or the six then he has lost some major value since he has to put you on at least a six after you called the turn.

After all you have put in 55p so far (13BBs) it's not a big deal at the moment if you lose the hand. Putting another £1.84 on the river is a big deal