I am going to put a disclosure that I am very new so I may have some very large leaks in my game. Furthermore, I am not up to date on all the chat room lingo. So take this post with a grain of salt.
I think the bet is fairly polarizing. Not knowing anything about the Villain. What type of Player are they? how many J's are in his 3-bet calling range? Is the play capable of shove bluffing the river?
Not knowing any of this, I would probably fold. If he is capable of making an all-in bluff, making a thin call isn't a horrible play.
i think I would have bet the turn, the 3 is a blank, so he is still drawing or has a J, and you are way ahead, or he slow played AA or KK which is oh well, and you have to call the river shove, be cause the shove less than a pot size, and you don't need to be right much more than 1/2 the time.. I think
Villain raises to $2.50
Hero Raises to $9.00, Villain calls
Flop ($18.50) Jd Td 3c
Hero bets $12
Villain calls
Turn ($42.50) 3s
Hero checks
Villain bets $13.5, Hero calls
River ($69.5) Jc
Hero checks
Villain bets $83 all in
Hero???
Is this heads-up? Any read on villain?? Or did all other players fold?
As played, definitely bet the turn, or at least raise him. Against his shove and without any read, you gotta call here as he's clearly putting you on nothing/air/AK. I feel you win enough of the time to call.
Keep betting turn, as said above the 3 doesn't change much except helping you against JT in his range. As played i would call river, you gave him the lead by c/c turn, and if you think V is likely to bluff in spots like this, he has lots of busted FDs, KQ, and 98 that would appreciate the fold equity
I would lean to a call since we have under-repped our hand.
You should be looking to protect your equity on the turn, a broadway card brings 3 to a straight and a diamond brings 3 to a flush, you should also be betting since the 3 is favorable. I think a bet of 30$ on the turn would make the pot yours.
