JJ, BTN vs. SB (weak player)

Originally posted by QeenOfAces
Hello, everyone! I greet you all. I am new here and I need advice with my game. I play on PartyPoker and I am from the Czech Republic. Unfortunately, HUD does not work on PartyPoker and hands cannot be reported, so they have to be rewritten manually. Thank you for your advice.

PartyPoker, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 - 6 players

BU: $2.50 (125 bb)
SB: $3.20 (160 bb) Possible weak player, limps and other weak moves.

Pre-Flop: ($0.07) Hero is BTN with J♣:J♥:
3 fold, Hero raises to $0.5, SB 3-bets to $0.19, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.14

Flop: ($0.40) J♣:2♠:8♠: (2 players)
SB check, Hero bets $0.32, SB calls

Turn: ($1.04) Q♣: (2 players)
SB check, Hero bets to $0.59, SB raises to $1.18, Hero raises to and is all-in, SB calls.

I think that the most common thing he could have in his range is something like this: QQ+,88-77,QJs,T9s,QJo, What do you think about this range?

River: ($:f_confused:) 5♥:: (2 players)

Spoiler

SB shows Q♥:Q♠:

Hi QeenOfAces,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com

I think that you'll find that it is possible to download partypoker hands, though I'm not certain how it is done.
Once you have it downloaded, my favourite converter is https://pokeit.co/convert/

As far as this hand goes, you got extremely unlucky.
So many worse hands can call your set of Jacks — and only one better one.
Sadly opponent had that hand

Well played, if this guy check-calls w/ QQ on the flop, he will also w/ KK and AA. On Q turn, there are 3 combos of QQ and all 2x 6 = 12 KK+ combos in villains range. So you are ahead in 12 out of 15 cases, this is unfortunately not one.

This is just fine. I would most likely 4bet pre-flop, but if villain is really passive calling the 3bet isn't to bad.
Post-flop is pretty standard I think. You only lose against QQ or T9 on the turn. Decent change a passive player doesn't play T9 like this pre-flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thank you, for all!

First, is this hand properly converted? How at the same time you hold J:c and J:c came on the flop?

Second, I can't imagine that he can have in this spot 77, QJ is less likely since you hold 2 J and 3rd J came on the board. So, I can imagine that he can have A:s Q:s, QQ, 88, and T9s. If the J on the flop is J:s then you need to know that every flush beat, you e.g. A:s K:s, A:s 5:s

I missed that part for sure. It's written manually. I expect QeenOfAces made a small mistake.