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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6195432, member: 346197"]
I ran the hand through a solver and I don't really know what to make of it :p. Probably not the most useful post I've ever made, but I thought it was a surprising solve so here we go. Disclaimer though that copy-pasting this strategy is probably sub-optimal. On the flop it bets range, and then on any spade that brings 4 to the straight (As, Ts, 9s, 8s) it checks range. My guess is, because the OOP player c-bets range and the IP player is folding somewhere between 50% and 65% depending on bet-sizing, the IP is left with such a range advantage that we can't realistically bet a polarised range and should just try to check-raise polar and bluff catch a ton.

Not all that useful really because I suspect against most microstakes players you can still bet for thin value on the turn, though it's worthwhile to note that Td9d are pure calls both on the turn and river so the equilibrium strategy is to "bluffcatch" with the straight here. If we remove all pure bluffs from villains range the calling frequency drops a lot (in fact it only continues with the royal flush) and T9 is a pure fold so against nits and passive players in general, making an exploitative fold on the river doesn't seem the worst.
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