Be less inclined to play JT against hyper aggressive players. It looks pretty, but it's a bad hand for aggressive tables. Too often you get forced deep when outkicked or open ended.

Don't get me wrong though. I'm talking about intelligent hyper aggressive players. I definately think you SHOULD play it when your opponents are making an abundance of mistakes such as this guy. When I find someone like this my range opens up like a butterfly. The exact reason is he pays you off with stuff like 88 on 34T boards when you hold TP.

Just make sure your maniac isn't a shark or you'll learn why JT is bad against him within a few hands. The shark hooks you on a hand and makes up for lost value when he finds the spot.