J9s w/ difficult Turn decision

What do you think about your preflop play?

I feel confident in my postflop playing ability to an extent that i can call this 3bet, since the hand flops very well and i have big implied odds

Most of the time you will flop weak pair or draw. Pot will be big... and you are OOP.

As played, board is paired and you can just call the turn.

Maybe youre right, also im oop. I guess i love those hands a bit too much.

On which turn cards would you consider a semibluff raise?

Yes he is right. You can semi bluff raise on cards that dont pair the board. Semi bluff raise is bad idea at all because you risk fold ton of equity if the villian reraise. Next time just call

T+

Okay thanks for the quick replies

Would you even raise on an Ace on the turn?

No...

what did you mean by T+ then? Im confused...

K-T

It's bad idea to raise turn with marginal hands oop

Originally posted by GragasBro
Would you even raise on an Ace on the turn?

I play the hand very similar apart from raising-goin all in on a card pairing the board. Ace hits at least 50% of bb's blind war range.

Am only I see this that you played here like a giant fish ? Preflop It's all day all night long fold, you have no notes and no hands on him and you are playing on range 88+ ATs+ JTs+. Most hands you are behind or dominated.

Postflop, it's good line on turn, but what is your line by calling flop ? If there is not fd on turn you would x/r on blank ?

No, it is not just you. I already wrote about that.

You have 21% equity on the turn against a QQ+,88,66,AQs+,KQs,AQo,KQo range. You are paying 3 to 1 odds (that´s 25%). It´s a fold.

I would fold this hand pre-flop.
I'm not sure about calling OTF with gutshot and OTT there is no need to go crazy even if we improve a bit.
You said you called this pre because you feel confident in your postflop skills. Maybe you might want to re-think this. And even if your post-flop skills were super, I wouldn't call this hand vs unknown because you have no reads so you can't exploit this particular player.

A note about preflop: Your best outcome is 100:6 < 20:1 when facing the 3-bet, i.e. less than you typically require to set mine in position. In other words, your implied odds suck for your hand and position.

The postflop plan can't be faulted completely. But its execution can. If you float flop and bluff on turn, you can't give him that good odds to call. Then calling his AI is a pure (but marginal) mathematical error.