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600NL JJ this time
6 handed 600NL game.
Me $750 - in CO
BB $550
I have a pretty loose image, I pretty much continuation bet all the time. BB seems to be fishy, playing too many hands and limping and calling too much preflop, doing the nomal fishy stuff.
My hand: :jh: :jc:
UTG limps so I raise it up to $27, my standard pot raise preflop, BB calls, UTG folds.
Flop: ($60 pot)
:3s: :7h: :6c:
BB checks, I make a bet of $45 into a $60 pot like I usually do, BB minraises me to $90. Whats my play? What would you put him on?
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This is another 3 bet back. You're a chronic continuation player. Players at 600 NL are going to play back at you on rag flops with two cards. This increases the liklihood your JJ is still ahead.
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Yes, that's right, I believed I was ahead here, and since JJ is pretty vulnerable, I should have 3 bet here to protect my hand, but I didn't. I decided to call, wich I think can be ok holding KK or AA here on this flop. Anyways, I called and turn came:
:3s: :7h: :6c: - :5h:
He quickly checks to me, leading me to believe I'm ahead here, maybe against just overcards or against a lower overpair, A6, A7 or some other wierd hand. I bet $120 into the $220 pot. He pushes all in.
What can I put him on now? Do I call this?
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Easy fold. I might just check behind on the turn, then value bet the river if he checks, partially to avoid a situation like the one described.
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He has a 4. quick check sometimes = gin card. Besides if he really has nothing he will fold to your bet anyway. Easy check behind on turn.
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call the flop min raise. check behind on that turn card
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I would've 3-bet flop to at least $180, then checked turn
but given your flop play, the 1/2 pot turn bet isn't horrible