JJ SB vs CO

the turn cbet is extremely optimistic.
perhaps it's more of a desperation bet trying to take down the pot, but when they call the river play is going to really suck, because we don't want to bet, but they can bluff and valuebet close to perfectly. he's probably folding a lot of Tx to that sizing as well which sucks for us

Cbet bigger on the flop, about half pot.
Check/call on the turn.
After that it's often a guessing game on the river but as played on that bad card it's a fold.

Thanks for your opinion guys. By betting on the turn wanted to make him fold any floating AKs etc but then river i just have to c/f

On 2 Broadway boards I prefer to x/c OTF with one pair hands. TP, MP and some overpairs. In general, 3bet calling ranges hit pretty hard on those type of boards so you don't want to build a pot with marginal holdings.

I'd bet 2pair+ and strong draws most of the time and x/r sometimes depending on Villain.

As for hands like KQ, QJ, JJ, Tx. They are not that great and are not looking to play for stacks. AA and KK, argument can be made for checking against some better players, but in general we need to value bet aggressively vs Qx.

So, for me this is a clear x/c OTF.

Is check/calling the flop a bad idea ? it's going to be a small pot at showdown if we win , if it gets big we get out of the hand on turns or rivers if villain takes a multiple street betting line.

If it takes part in a coherent plan for your whole range like AthleticAZ's it should work, but I'm not used to play like that at all for the moment, I don't like it stylistically speaking.