JJ on wet flop

Hey,

Preflop: JJ -- CO 3bet was very strong and in my opinion better call than 4bet/shove. SB call accordingly its stats is typical.
Flop: SB looks like blocking betting - In this case, you were in a sandwich and best decision was a call.
Turn: this sb bet shows me he is trying to control the pot and not maximize his profit as anybody re-raise on the flop. In this case, I would bet something close to the 1/2 pot for value, co's I see at least backdoor flush for both of you. Fold to re-raise and in case, of call evaluate river card.
River: As it wasn't a blanked card and would fold any reasonable bet and call those little ones.

I think you played well this hand, you could raise on turn for value against one and a backdoor flush, i don't know what kind of player he is but this kind of bet seems weak and i don't put him on a flush

Cumps

His line looks weak for sure and I would defiantly raise the turn to like 300 to get some value of him and let him fold his draws.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I agree with your preflop comments regarding a bit bigger and not 4betting vs 2 players.
I also agree flop wise that you dont want to raise as the aggressor is still to act.
But on the turn it's a mandatory raise 250-300. In most of the cases of mbets I usually ignore them. To me they seem desparate attempts to draw cheaply and only very few times trapping.
You need to stab the turn as he is getting almost free cards to complete his draw (flush or straight).
As played, river is an easy call. If it was blank it would be interesting to push pressure on him as 3 streets of mbet is rarely for value.