TPGK plus flush draw, what to do on the turn

[winningfish]

$1/$2, villain's TAG but no real read, I sat down 25 hands or so mostly tight/passive due to bad cards/flop, never gone past flop yet. Stacks about $85 each.

Preflop: Deal to Hero [Jd Tc]
4 folds, BU raises to $4, Hero calls from BB.

Flop ($9): [9d Th 5d]
Hero bets $8, BU raises to $16, Hero calls.

Turn ($41): [9d Th 5d] [2d]

What would you do here? Given my image would a shove be wrong?

[Spy Dog]

Fold that crap preflop.

As played preflop, check-call the flop and see the turn card and his action.

[winningfish]

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Fold that crap preflop.

As played preflop, check-call the flop and see the turn card and his action.

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JT can't call a minraise PF??

Just checking the flop and calling seems weak to me.

[TwistedEcho]

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Fold that crap preflop.

As played preflop, check-call the flop and see the turn card and his action.

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JT can't call a minraise PF??

Just checking the flop and calling seems weak to me.

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he does only have $85 ;[

[Spy Dog]

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JT can't call a minraise PF??

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It's not optimal. If you sense he's weak then 3-bet and pick up some dead money. If you aren't sure then fold and see if this min-raise on the button becomes habit.

Playing Jack hi OOP without initiative against a TAG is not a winning recipe.

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Just checking the flop and calling seems weak to me.

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You have an average strength hand that can't sustain action. No sense in bloating the pot.

[modnareno]

Meh i call min raises with JT and then i plan on getting another $80 in if i flop top pair. I'm operating under the theory that guys with $85 will showdown awful hands.