3bet call with JJ, standard flop and turn situation

Villain 26/23/12 over 95 hands, 3bet 6% but all his 3bets were from the SB, so I expect him 3betting light. I haven't seen him showdown hands in 3bet pots.

I tangled a little bit on other table with the villain with me winning a few pots of him, nothing really spectacular tough.

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NL Holdem $0.50(BB) Replayer Game#25942530161

SB ($49.85)
BB ($50)
UTG ($10.75)
CO ($51.65)
Hero ($61.20)

Dealt to Hero J:spade:J:club:
fold, fold, Hero raises to $1.50, SB raises to $4, fold, call,

FLOP ($8.50) 7:diamond:8:spade:8:diamond:
SB bets $6, Hero calls $6,

TURN ($20.50) 7:diamond:8:spade:8:diamond:K:heart:
SB bets $13, Hero folds


Do you ever consider raising flop (without a specific read)? If so, around how wide of range would you?
I guess I can call the turn can't I?

Idk, raising flop is probably bad, as i cant see him stacking off w/ 99-TT. Turn is kinda meh, I´d hate it, but still fold, since he I dont think hes betting TT-99 here a lot.

Yup, raising flop is bad. Would you do that with KK+?
Turn vs this villain I would call. He will 2barril K high often here. On river he must be worried that you hold 8x/77 so he would check often to you. If he is very good though, he knows that this is quite remote, but anyway a call is good.

i would often reraise pre and often raise flop

call turn fold river

i like 4 bet pre too.

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Originally Posted by jimmy44

Yup, raising flop is bad. Would you do that with KK+?

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Yes. I don't really see why that's a reason to raise JJ though because I'm not trying to bluff by raising.

I agree on 4betting pre with you all.


PS: Renton I love you how come in the SH forum every now and then and post contradictionary advice in every thread!