25NL: JJ on paired board facing river shove

[ajrobin]

Lol under 200 hands at this limit and already questions

I think i played this hand a little weak (smth i tend to do when moving up). Villian is 30/9 over a small sample. The ace made me slow down a bit on the turn as I think it probably hits alot of his flop flatting range (AK, AQ unwilling to lay down their hands). I suppose this could be 88-10s. Opinions? Would you look him up?

SB: $15.20
BB: $21.60
UTG: $11.80
UTG+1: $27.40
MP1: $25.25
MP2: $16.40
Hero (CO): $26.45
BTN: $13.40

Pre-Flop: J

J

dealt to Hero (CO)
4 folds, Hero raises to $1, BTN calls $1, 2 folds

Flop: ($2.35) 7

7

2

(2 Players)
Hero bets $2, BTN calls $2

Turn: ($6.35) A

(2 Players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $3, Hero calls $3

River: ($12.35) T

(2 Players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $7.40 and is All-In, Hero folds

 

[c9h13no3]

Call river, you're getting too good a price IMO. Once you call the turn, you're committed to calling river.

If he's aggressive, we could possibly CRAI. These shorties tend to be spewy.

 

[PokerVic]

That's a hard situation on the turn. Villain has already called almost pot bet, and now the A shows up. As weak as it sounds, I think I'd be folding the turn here. As played, I think I have to fold the river as well. That bet is still 60% of pot, and I can't imagine what we can beat besides medium-low pocket pairs, or a bluff.

 

[BelgoSuisse]

I think it really depends on villain's AF.

If he's very aggressive, I would try to CRAI on the flop.

If he's very passive, I probably double barrel on the turn.

If he's very floaty, I would call the river.

Against an unknown, i guess your line is the best. There's probably a ton of weak aces in a 30/9's flat calling range. And i wouldn't rule out 76 or 87 either.

 

[c9h13no3]

Oh, btw, I think we should be bet/folding this turn for like $3.50-$4. Especially if villain was deeper. There are still draws out there we can charge, and I'm not sure that 88-TT is gonna be raising the turn.