Ugh, JJ vs solid 3bet

[VORP]

Bellagio 15/30. I've played with villian once or twice before and he seems to be a solid regular. Friendly grey haired guy, I think his name is Jim. He's pretty aggressive attacking/defending blinds and I haven't seen anything other than typical solid play from him. He likely views me similarly.

I raise JJ utg+1, MP2 3-bets, I call.

Flop: T 9 3 r

What's my plan here? Just call down, call down and then b/f river, just dump it?

[KitanaiCALL]

i think everyone is going to tell you to at least call down

[benwood]

Why didn't you include the flop check-raise & the flop donk in your list of possibilities?These should be possibilities.imo.

[VORP]

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Why didn't you include the flop check-raise & the flop donk in your list of possibilities?These should be possibilities.imo.

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Yea, I dunno why I threw that stuff at the end. It's obviously not an all inclusive list of options.

[MitchL]

This is very player dependent and you gave us a very general description. Examples of his play would be helpful. imo, he will have to have a very narrow 3-betting range not to get a raise in somewhere.

[emerson]

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Bellagio 15/30. I've played with villian once or twice before and he seems to be a solid regular. Friendly grey haired guy, I think his name is Jim. He's pretty aggressive attacking/defending blinds and I haven't seen anything other than typical solid play from him. He likely views me similarly.

I raise JJ utg+1, MP2 3-bets, I call.

Flop: T 9 3 r

What's my plan here? Just call down, call down and then b/f river, just dump it?

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Just one opponent. I bet until an A or K show, then check call.

[VORP]

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Just one opponent. I bet until an A or K show, then check call.

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I think a flop bet is almost always getting raised. What would be your line from there? Call and donk the turn?

[emerson]

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Just one opponent. I bet until an A or K show, then check call.

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I think a flop bet is almost always getting raised. What would be your line from there? Call and donk the turn?

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Probably, or else I reraise and bet the turn if no A or K shows. Call & donk keeps the pot a little smaller giving less incentive for them to call on the turn.

If I knew this was a very aggressive player who generally continued the semi-bluff on the turn then I may check call the turn & try to induce a bluff on the river. But I'd really rather bet and try to get rid of overs.

[Seether]

Im not trying to hijack this hand, but what do you feel are the best responses if the hand goes like this.

Situation 1: You donk flop, he calls, turn blank, you bet, he raises?

Situation 2: You c/r flop, he calls, turn blank, you bet he raises.

Situation 3: You c/r flop, he 3 bets

Situation 4: You donk, he raises

I often feel that check calling is really weak in these situations but I tend to feel lost often when they show aggression back.

[benwood]

Against a solid,aggressive player,as described,who has position on me,I'm looking to get reasonable value without undue risk.

I would check/call the flop & donk the turn.