sorry if the format isn't right i can't figure out the hand history convertor
Nl4
Utg(3.80)
UTg+1(4.42)
Utg2(4.00)
Mp(9.40)
COHero(4.00)
Btn(10.81)
Sb(1.94)
BB(5.30)

Pre flop
Utg calls 0.04, Utg +1 calls 0.04, Utg +2 calls 0.04, Mp calls 0.04, Hero JJ raise 0.20, 3 folds, Utg calls 0.20, Utg +1 calls 0.20, 2 folds

Flop
4910
Utg raises 0.70, utg+1 folds, Hero calls 0.70

Turn
6
Utg raises 2.90 and is all in, Hero calls 2.90.

River
A


Pre flop i could have raises bigger there was a lot of limping. On the flop I could see folding calling or raising after the pot sized bet. I don't think he would play a set or two pair this way, possible a combo draw. Villain showed up with a hand i didn't even put in his range and I think I'm getting stacked with decent overpairs too often. Should I give this up on the flop or turn?

Raise bigger on the flop, raise turn.

I didn't raise on flop he donk bet the pot then villain shoved the turn. Do you mean I should raise his bet on flop? And I called and villain had KK

I'd be raising bigger pre-flop to squeeze. Say to $0.34 or $0.40 with a hand like that. When you get your calls at UTG or UTG+1 you know they're probably holding something solid that's happy to call OOP (various obviously depending on the type of player you're up against). This probably extends to things like high pockets pairs such as 99 or TT as well as QQ/KK.

I'd squeeze harder pre-flop and fold to his pot sized bet on the flop virtually all of the time. Only exceptions are against players that refuse to fold to 3-bets pre-flop and have a history of relentlessly c-betting/donk betting with a wide range.

Two rules of thumb, don't get hooked on JJ. And don't go broke on a single pair.

In this particular spot you were destine to lose unless you feel you could have laid down JJ on that board.

UTG with a CBet is standard. If he called and bet the 6 I'd worry, if he re-raised I'd worry.

Personally, I could see a fold if V's vpip is tight but if it's 40+ I'd lose my stack too.


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Maybe go a little bigger preflop. I'm folding turn, hardly ever see people do this as a bluff, usually 2pair+.

KK makes him seem very fishy though and if he's a big fish or super aggro or something you could call here but against the regular (or passive fish) I'm letting this one go.