Pre flop I think you should be raising a bit bigger, not that it matters in this hand but I think you should probably go no smaller than 3x in cash games. I would not be folding JJ there to a 3 bet so I obviously get the call but I would already be thinking that we are well behind here and I am probably just set mining at this point unless I am up against AK or AQ. Few hands on villain but with 6.7% 3 bet they do have some 3 bet bluffs but we cant count on that.
The hard part about the flop decision stems from the bet sizing. On face value this is a fold because we are likely behind a bigger pocket pair or an Ax however we are getting 4 to 1 and I dont think it the most terrible thing on earth to peel here but we would still have to know we are peeling while being most likely behind. You would need to know here that you can get villain off whatever they have at some point. I am not sure that we can do that but again, for the price I dont hate calling. If this bet was larger (even close to half pot) I would be folding easily here.
The turn is a weird card here because it hurts you against KK and QQ type hands and obviously the Ax hands villain could have. I am not sure what we would be beating at this point but if I was going to bluff in this hand this would be the spot I would do it. They checked to us (which could still be a sign of strength) but if they are ever going to fold KK or QQ (not saying they will) it would be here. I could be on board with a turn bluff bet here that is sizable. Something in the neighborhood of 60% of pot. Making this bet I know we are not leading here but if you are going to call the flop, you do it knowing you will have to take a shot somewhere in the hand to try to steal it. This is a better spot to take it away then on the river.
If you do not bet the turn, which I am fine with (above was more just a thought rather than a DO IT), then the river is a fold. I doubt villain would lead out half pot here with 1010 and probably would not even lead with KK or QQ here but would check and hope you checked behind or just be prepared to call your river bet if you did so and bluff catch. I dont see many instances where you could be ahead so raising now makes little sense. I think it is harder to convince the villain that we have an ace with the river bet compared to betting on the turn. Villain also knows that since you initially raised pre flop, you have very few or any 5x in your range other than 55 or a very outside chance of A5 suited which they can discount because two aces are on the board so you cant rep the straight either.
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