SO im playing live 1/2

Hero BB- JdQd

cutoff opens to 12.
SB calls and i call in BB.

Flop 9 c T c 2 d

UTG donk bets 20, i call, and so does the preflop opener.

Turn Ad (giving me backdoor flushdraw)
UTG leads for 20 again, i call, and then the cutoff makes it 80.

UTG folds, i call.

River 3c (completes frontdoor flush draw)
I think for a few seconds, and announce all in (225 effective) and he snap cals with AK of clubs for the nuts.


My thought process was that he would have been alot more likely to raise a flush draw on the flop then on the turn, so i put his range as mostly two pair+ on turn and decided that I would obviously win on a diamond K or 8, but could also rep clubs if they came. Problem is here i ran into the nuts. Was wondering if you guys think this is actually a good bluff by me, or complete spew. Thanks.

No real notes on the villan, the table had started within an hour of this hand happening. It was a friday night and he was definitley a rec player.

Edit - In my post UTG is supposed to be the SB.

That green color is hard on the eyes.

I think it would be much better to raise either the flop or turn donks.

Generally you are going to have a tough time bluffing players who raised a prior street. People do not like to fold 2P+. You make a lot of money here generally when you hold what you're repping and villain can't fold AT.

Pre is good, flop is good.

Raise turn. As played x/f river.

Well if he had a set or two pair on the flop he would have raised 100%. He probably doesn't have a set of aces either as he probably would raise that on the flop. So he pretty much has either AT (9 combos) or a pair of aces + the NFD (10 combos). So > half the time you run into the nuts and the rest of the time you are counting on a rec player folding two pair. Not exactly a money-making proposition.