JTs 3bet pot

Heya,

Preflop is fine, JTs is strong enough to call here IP. On the flop I don't see any other option but calling given the preflop assumptions and our postflop hand.

On the turn, that is not the best card for us. Our opponent generally goes to showdown more than average. He has a c/r turn stat that shows he can check/shove here and we cannot call. I think the best play here is to check back and decide river. It's not uncommon for this to be a line used with some mediocre Kx hands to get to showdown cheaper and protect his turn checking range.

Poker Stars, bb0.50/bb1 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players
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SB: bb104.73 (104.7 bb)
BB: bb107.80 (107.8 bb)
UTG: bb49.93 (49.9 bb)
MP: bb114.89 (114.9 bb)
CO: bb180.09 (180.1 bb)
Hero (BTN): bb101.50 (101.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with J T
3 folds, Hero raises to bb2.25, SB raises to bb7, BB folds, Hero calls bb4.75

Flop: (bb15) J 3 4 (2 players)
SB bets bb9, Hero calls bb9

Turn: (bb33) K (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

River: (bb33) K (2 players)
SB bets bb20,

Close.. Thing is, it's probably the same guy with the JJ hand, right? Now I would call... sure, he can vbet better Jx and Kx but he can also spazz 77 type hand so I would take the odds and go from there, being more call happy against people that can bluff.

Yeah, same guy but I'm pretty sure this hand was previous to the other one. I called, he shows AA with Ad.

Very likely he wanted to check/shove the turn I'd say.. check/call also makes sense but with c/r turn in 3bet pot as pfr stat, it's likely he went for the ship. Nh though imo.. Don't think you made a mistake by calling here.. Would lean more towards folding without the AQs hand but not by much.