Interesting Turn Spot

[SuuPRlim]

OH SORRY

the flop was rainbow!!

my bad

[celtic]

OH SORRY

the flop was rainbow!!

my bad

lolz

[GreekStein]

lmao

[SuuPRlim]

sigh at ruining this thread. whoops

[mondatoo]

Haha, great thread anyway.

[mondatoo]

tough spot, flopping bottom 2 can be sooooo evil.

   i would of bet out the flop, with that Q turn only really helping QJ....Like mentioned JJ QQ 66 44 are very unlikely, the way its played the flush draw is the probable hand, (i think if he had a decent  J-x he repops the flop to scare off potential draws)

   i bet out just under $500 on the turn, but hating my 2 pair if he repops.....if he flats the turn bet i'm check cry calling river

Fwiw, despite the flop now changing he never does that with Jx if he is in anyway competent, it achieves nothing as we'll just fold all worse and ship better.

[WotRTheChances]

Think you've played the hand good to this point. Like your thinking about c-betting here being a strong range and c/r being a very small range for value -> more likely to get some hero 1-pair calling off stacks later on if we chose to bet turn to allow for a river jam. From this point on I prefer the bet to set up a river jam than check-call, check-call or check-shove routes. Seems super-likely we will be playing for stacks/close to this later in this hand after the c/r OTF, as with Jx hands villain will often find calls on turn and then river, if he decided to float your c/r, I see him sometimes jamming over your turn bet (likely if he picks up any equity on the turn) or barrels if you decided to go the check-call route.

Overall he wakes up with Jx here far more than floats, so I see barrellling turn and river for us as being the most +EV move, just hope he doesn't pick up a higher 2-pair. Pretty gross if we are already beat. Not sure there are a lot of rivers we give up on. Possibly check to call a bluff if it comes a K or T or something, but seems a bit spew to assume villain has caught up on these rivers (obv fishy live tells come into play a bit here).