AJJTss BU vs reg CO

I think preflop both options are defendable. Strong hand but plays well mw too with nut potential and recs on blinds.

I would actually just pot flop. You're not bet-folding here much anyway, villain can have many draws and you dont block kings, high clubs. Also bigger bet needed for turn shove.

Turn I dont like checkback. Nice to have nuts but there are still many draws and if board pairs you dont have nuts either. Valuebet here.

River fml. I think xb is ok,shouldve bet turn against smaller straights.

OMG. I just realised I have the nuts. Completely missed I even had a Ten. FFs. Ignore this hand - disaster area.

I think flop is fine. SPR 3,5 so we can bet-fold some hands although that board hits CO range a lot. But if he continues with any cc, K, J, QT then he misses the board still 35% of times. So it's reasonable to bet-fold some of our air. If we are bet-folding, then I like the sizing. Once we pot, we rarely have any bluffs in our range so opponent doesn't raise with semibluffs.

On the turn hero has the nuts, why give a free card to flush draws? If he continues on the flop with any cc, K, J, QT then he has the same straight without a flush draw around 7% of times (4% with the fd), KK,QQ 18% of times, Kx two pairs 13% of times and cc 30% of times. He doesn't have T9 often, but he has a lot of hands that are not folding to your bet.

You make more money by betting the turn than checking and inducing a river bluff/call.