JT vs JK

Again it’s wise to remove the outcome of the hand next time or put them in to a spoiler.
That could influence the feedback what you get.

I don’t think I would defend JTs against an early open. Even it’s a shorthanded table, but it also depend against what kind of player we are dealing with.

As played I would most likely raise the river smaller for value. 75c is good enough, but if he’s passive a bigger raise is fine as well. Then you need to fold after his 3bet shove for sure. I expect he has to often a full house or you have good reads on him.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Do apologize SDK1987, I don't know how to put spoiler

That is how you make a spoiler Just select a part of the text and press that button. Or you could also write

after the text.

About the hand:
Pre it is a standard call. W34z3l has it in his ranges and Snowie would call it too.
When he skips the bet OTF I would start betting OTT myself. Your hand needs some protection and you want to get value from weaker hands.
As played I'm not sure about the river raise, at least it should be a bit smaller I think. When villain skips the flop cbet IP I don't see many Jx in his range but he could sometimes slowplay AJ or 77.
I would reconsider before raising because the board is very dry and there are not many weaker hands that could call a river raise. He should fold any Ax or weaker pair. Now you are targeting weaker Jx hands, which he doesn't have in his range. So if you would only get called by better hands, there is no reason to raise.

Tough to fold it on the river.

Pre: Call, I think we can defend this hand on the blinds
Flop: Check/call
Turn: Bet/ fold
River: a) Bet/ call (fold if he raises all in)
b) Check to induce bluff/ call (there is not much in point in raising here, as there's aren't many weaker hands that can call, except for weaker Jx)

Bet against missed cbet

I have never seen a bluff river reraise. Not even durrr vs Ivey.