Seat 1: lexwilly ($137.30 in chips)
Seat 2: circleznm ($54.15 in chips)
Seat 3: Boonedawgy ($68.80 in chips)
Seat 4: MaAnthony ($97 in chips)
lexwilly: posts small blind $0.50
circleznm: posts big blind $1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to MaAnthony
Boonedawgy: calls $1
MaAnthony: raises $3 to $4
lexwilly: folds
circleznm: folds
Boonedawgy: calls $3
*** FLOP ***
Boonedawgy: checks
MaAnthony: bets $9
Boonedawgy: calls $9
*** TURN ***
Boonedawgy: checks
MaAnthony: bets $15
Boonedawgy: calls $15
*** RIVER ***
Boonedawgy: checks

Not much of a read but Boone seemed to be somewhat of a calling station and played fairly passively. Is it worth trying to make a value bet here or is it just a spot to open myself up to getting pot committed to a river push?

There's $56 in the pot and he has $40 left in his stack. I would shove. Someone playing as short as he is almost never plays a flush this way and he may call you with a huge range of hands.

I would shove here without a read, the fact that he's somewhat of a calling station makes me a lot more happier about pushing it in and getting called by worse, say, KQ or KJ or something.

After rereading the hand when posting, I think I shoulda bet more on the turn. Yes? Something more like 18-22?

He called quickly on the flop which made me a little leery, but he ended up thinking a while to call my turn bet. That made me feel a bit better about my hand.

Yeah, your turn bet was on the smaller side - I like a bet around $22 on this super draw heavy board.