JTs SB

If you can't bet the turn unimproved, the 3-bet on the flop is questionable. Yes, you may have 15 outs, but that is at the very best. With 13 (very optimistic) outs you are a dog to win.

Just evaluating the flop it's ok to 3bet but you always have to think ahead and whats gonna happen on Turn and River. You prolly have about 40% on the Flop but on the TUrn your equity drops down to about 25%, assumed you have around 12-13 Outs. So the money you're collecting on the Flop, you might lose on the Turn if being raised. And its very unlikely that you'll make both players laying down their hand by the River. Once CO coldcalled the flop, he'll almost never fold the Turn and the main issue is BB's Range.

He did coldcall 2SB Preflop and when he raises this Flop, he's very likely to have 55 66 77 98s 88 99 TT 78s. So there is a decent chance you'll be facing a raise on the Turn. Out of BB's perspective it's reasonable to call with a set and raise again on a good Turn, putting CO in a tough spot and extracting more Value out of your overpairs that you'd otherwise just be calling down if he's cap the Flop right away.

And if BB or CO is folding you're forced to bluff the River again, most of the times being called. Furthermore your relative position is optimal to checkraise the Turn and trap BB and CO.

As played you have the second nuts when you got raised. We can exclude the Sets and 89 out of his range. He'd raised those hands on the Turn. So what could he be raising with on the River. K6 K7 is quite unlikely. I think he would have folded these hands Preflop. So Q or A Flush is quite likely. A8 A9 AT AJ AQ Q8 Q9 :heart:. So bet/call is fine on the River.

It's not spew but since your foldeq is so marginal that the money you're winning on the flop, you'll be losing and even more losing on later streets and you'll win more if you turn the flush and checkraise the turn.

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