BB defend with 86s vs CO

I'm gonna CR flop and bomb turn and see what happens.

86s on BB vs CO RFI 2.5BB:
3bet to 12BB = 8.7%
Fold = 68.4%
Call = 23%

I pretty much fold it every time but it's just personal preference.

Edit: added info

FD+GS from my perspective is a good candidate to x/r the flop and then lead on the turn. The 2:h give us additional outs for our combo draw,

Originally posted by Dr1fter808
I'm gonna CR flop and bomb turn and see what happens.

86s on BB vs CO RFI 2.5BB:
3bet to 12BB = 8.7%
Fold = 68.4%
Call = 23%

I pretty much fold it every time but it's just personal preference.

That is what the solver says?
I'm surprised.
My old-school charts put this as a 3Bet/fold pre-flop.[1]
My static GTO charts have this as a 100% call, [2]
I would also normally fold this pre, however I had noticed opponent folded post-flop a lot, and also that with my deep stack, people seemed to be getting out of my way a lot.

Originally posted by Gomez224
FD+GS from my perspective is a good candidate to x/r the flop and then lead on the turn. The 2:h give us additional outs for our combo draw,

With a nut flush draw, I would also, but I wanted to see the turn.

Would you lead this turn?
Or would you x/r here as well?
Opponent has an Aggression factor of 1.3, so perhaps the turn CBet won't happen.

[1] Old-School charts (pre GTO)

[2] Static GTO charts

On the turn, I would consider x/r mostly with made hands. With draws, I would like to win without a showdown. Please have in mind that we have so many outs. I would like to jam river when our draw turns into flush or str8.

Is your GTO range really from BB vs CO spot? I never saw solution with merged 3bet range like this from BB.
As for postflop - I also think check/raise is way to play there.
If you call then DON'T donkbet on turn. It doesnt make any sense and it will be a lot easier for your gameplan if you completely rid donks from your strategy. After check I think we have only one option - call. I dont think raise is option because you would need to raise really big to avoid situation when you have very strong draw but need to fold as odds are terrible.

Originally posted by EmiyaKiritsugu
Is your GTO range really from BB vs CO spot? I never saw solution with merged 3bet range like this from BB.

I don't have a solver — I wish I did but my hardware couldn't run one effectively.
The GTO charts I downloaded from a coaching site that gave a weeks free access as a promo. I have no way to evaluate them.
The "old-school" charts are from w34z3l's "gameplan" series of strategy articles from here on PokerStrategy.com .
I use them mainly for comparison, and to see how well my in-play choices matched their ideas.
Most often 86s would be a fold pre for me.

Originally posted by EmiyaKiritsugu
As for postflop - I also think check/raise is way to play there.
If you call then DON'T donkbet on turn. It doesnt make any sense and it will be a lot easier for your gameplan if you completely rid donks from your strategy. After check I think we have only one option - call. I dont think raise is option because you would need to raise really big to avoid situation when you have very strong draw but need to fold as odds are terrible.

I actually did lead the turn. I don't remember but it was like 1/2 pot — maybe slightly less. I wanted a call to build a bigger pot if I hit.
Opponent folded.

In the past I would donk occasionally against passive players that were likely to call but very unlikely to bet and usually only when I had the nuts.
I haven't done it with combo draws before (that I remember anyway).