I had yet to play HU on this site and this was the first time I had seen villain. I had noted that his continuation bets were on the larger side on the flop and turn in the three or so hands we'd played prior.

I might fold this sometimes. Though I think with the stack depth this is a call.

I chose to call rather than raise and induce.

Now I decide to raise with the plan of checking river. In essence I am trying to fold him off his equity on the turn or have him pay to draw. Once he 3bet jams I feel like I am usually behind.

Alternatively I could call and decide on river, raising on a 9. The thing is if he bets three streets and I have no real reads I may just end up folding though this is very much the near the top of my rc/c/c/ range. The bottom being 67hh,65hh,86hh,54s.

I could have AA,KK,AQ in my range. I think if this is the case I should keep 99,66,33 in my flop and turn call range as well.

Anyone have a better way to play these situations?