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The Situation: $1/$2 6-Max Cash Game. You've been playing well and you've built your stack up to $800. Your opponent has $700 behind. He is a very good and very tricky opponent who sometimes plays big hands in unconventional ways.
From the cutoff your opponent open-raises to $6.
You re-pop it to $15 with 
. It folds back around to him and he calls.
The flop comes 
. He checks and you decide to bet $20, a little more than half the pot. He calls.
The turn brings the 
. Again he checks, and again he calls your ($50) bet.
The river brings the 
. When he checks again, you're feeling confident you have the best hand. You make a value bet of $100. Your opponent lets his time bank run down, and then shoves all in for his remaining $525. Do you call or fold? Vote and/or comment below!
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1) A big bluff, he hit nothing just let u bet and tries to steal the pot. if u dont call, u lost lotta money coz of his all in.
2) He got the same hand as you and you will split the pot.
3) he has hit a set with 99 or KK , or has Aces. 22 possible, but i think he didnt call that preflop.
(suited) connectors like 5/6 or 4/5 arent the topic i think because he didnt hit anything on the flop and wont play any backdoor.
As the Poll is 45%/55% by now, i think 45% believe him a bluff or split pot and a big chance to win this hand, 55% believe the oppenent a better hand.
Now its on you to play your opponent!
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you should check the turn for pot control. Because the flop didnt contain any draws (apart from a gutshot with some weird holding), it means that if you have the best hand, your opponent is on 2 outs probably. a free card isnt that bad then
Then you can call a riverbet from him.
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and played the hand perfect against these cards
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