Underground gambly fest, 1-2 plays very deep/aggressive/stationary(lol).
Villain is loose passive pre, very aggressive post usually, will semi-bluff with any equity, infact bluffs too much in general. Not a winning player but he seems to hand read pretty well, talkative, talks strategy a bit (I'm sure he'll read this). He hasn't been at the game in a while. We have a bit of history but nothing that stands out, he took a chk/c, chk/c, donk river shove 3/4 pot with a missed FD months ago which was unusual since he seemed to love fast playing draws. That was months ago tho.

Sees hero as a TAG, always Gii while ahead and valuebet very thin in general because very few have a fold button here. He knows I can semi-bluff, I also had just won 150~bbs by 3betting KQs pre (standard at this table), calling a half pot sized donk w/ a fd and raise shoving turn when I get there. Someone asked who's hands was mine and he said "of course the flush" while pointing at me lol.

Not 100% sure about the position nor the exact betsizing on flop & turn, should be in this range V has around 300$, hero covers.

V1 is UTG and straddles 4.
Hero in the SB with red T9o. Folds around. Hero raises to 14. BB calls & UTG calls. Flop

Js Tr xs
Pot: 45

Hero cbets 25-30. BB folds, UTG calls. His calling range OTF is very wide and since it went HU I would expect him to fastplay a spade draw/straight and a monster. I do cbet a wet flop into a calling station(BB) so my range is still very strong. I think he has a J or a pocket very often, could have something like Tx also.

Turn
Js Tr xs 6s
Pot: bit less then 100

Great card for us. I expect to be able to take this down right here vs his range beside a turned 2p (J6o and T6o are both in his range, as well as the other card card OTF I can't remember) and a J. He has every J in the book in his continuing range AJo-J2o. He folds 77-99, continues if he has a spade and any pair.

Hero bets 50-60, not 100% sure.
V thinks for a while and call.

Js Tr xs 6s 3c
Pot: should be less then 200

Hero thinks for a while and overbets for the reminder of V stack, a bit less or more then 200(blah vague betsizing).
All his pair + spade missed. River changes almost nothing. J3 got there and he still has 2p in his range, I don't expect him to fold 2p. I do expect him to fold any J.

My only bluff in the entire night and tbh I think it was good, V is the only V I could bluff at this table. I do want sincere comments since triple barrel bluffing is so rare here and I'm still not confident in picking my spots.

Don't bloat pots with mediocre holdings from OOP. Don't 3-barrel bluff with or without showdown value.

Nice example of spew. If you won, congrats.

If you're confident he fastplays his draws on the flop, then I don't mind firing the second barrel on the turn. But it needs to be a bigger barrel. $60 into $100 is a weird in-between bet. He's going to think about calling with any big spade, and think about bluffing with the ace of spades. And if he calls the $60, he still has $200 behind, so he can talk himself into believing he has implied odds.

Make the turn bet $75-$80. Gives him bad drawing odds, and makes it look like you're setting up a river shove with your made flush.

x2, not sure why you're raising a weak hand from the worst position at the described game. Doesn't sound like anyone is folding, so trying to get them to fold seems like a waste of cash. They'll just put you on AK and call with whatever pair they have. Making pairs is hard.

I see. 75 would of been perfect. He took a very long time calling, very possible that he debated raise with J + spade, maybe not even the A, maybe just 1 spade. Note taken.

Don't understand how this is pure spew, I guess waiting for TP and b/f 3 streets is the only way to exploit villains on this forum.

He calls very wide : he has a weak range, he fastplays draws aswell has monster : oh,he has TP 98% of the time. If he wants to bluffcatch for 150bbs with TP, I'll be sure to put him to the test. He can actually lay down a hand, I would of chk/f and given up OTT vs anybody else.

Edit: I agree the raise pre is bad thought, not something I would normaly open from the SB, but I did it

i stopped reading after this. FOLD PRE.

Yeah wanting to steal that $7 OOP on a table full of stations got you into a ton of trouble.

Small blind probably not the best seat to triple barrel from.

As played, I agree if you are trying to fold out top pair or a better ten you probably have more success betting large on turn rather than river. IMO you are repping a super narrow range and are pretty likely to get called here though as I don't think overpairs 3 barrel bomb river with 3 to a flush out there.