50nl: Lions and Tigers and Jacks, oh my! fairly deep

[GtrHtr]

Villain was 26/15 ~ 300 or so hands. Not to betray his stats, but he plays a wide range of hands from all positions.

Converter ain't workin.


<font color="brown"> UTG: $102
</font> MP: $46.95
Button: $88.25
<font color="blue"> Hero SB: $96.45 </font>
BB: $10.70

Dealt to Hero J /images/graemlins/club.gif J /images/graemlins/diamond.gif

Pre-flop:

<font color="brown"> UTG raises to $1.75. </font> <font color="#666666"> 2 folds. </font>
<font color="blue"> Hero calls. </font> BB calls.

Flop (Pot $5.25) 8 /images/graemlins/heart.gif 4 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif T /images/graemlins/heart.gif

<font color="blue"> Hero bets $5.25. </font> BB folds. <font color="brown"> UTG raises to
$15 </font> <font color="blue"> Hero calls. </font>

Turn (Pot ~$35) 5 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

<font color="blue"> Hero bets $17 </font>

[CappyAA]

I like a reraise preflop, as I think this plays out a lot easier. As played, I like this turn bet - but in essence it is a bluff as the only hand villain is calling with that beats you is AhT. If villain calls, I check/fold the river. If he raises, I'm folding the turn.

[GtrHtr]

yeah, I need a disclaimer, I'll do this preflop like 5% of the time with JJ, AK and like 15% of the time with TT. I'm more interested in postflop on this hand tho.

[jgunnip]

I think most tags are saying they have you beat on the flop here. obv you can't call with the intention to c/f a blank turn and the turn bet is essentially a bluff like the previous poster said. but I only have 5K hands of 50nl and can't remember being in a situation like this.