PokerStars - 10/20 NL (2 max) - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

SB: 28 BB (VPIP: 66.00, PFR: 40.40, 3Bet Preflop: 13.33, Hands: 28)
Hero (BB): 22 BB

SB posts SB 0.5 BB, Hero posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has Q J

SB raises to 2 BB, Hero calls 1 BB

Flop: (4 BB, 2 players) J 9 T
Hero checks, SB bets 1 BB, Hero raises to 3.6 BB, SB calls 2.6 BB

Turn: (11.2 BB, 2 players) 9
Hero checks, SB bets 5.6 BB

is flop or or just call?..what on turn bet? or check..
bet to bet call?..check to ch/call or ch/r?

Small bet on the turn seems ok.

Now it is kinda awkward spot, but I guess it is still a call.

After villains call on the floop after ourX/r do you really think that he bets worse than QJ on this spot?
His line if he had something that had SDV or some kind of draw or 2nd pair would be to check.
I dont think that his bet here is a blocking bet at ll.

I don'y know if I'm calling here.I'm probably folding.

I would not play it like this.

What I was trying to say is: that block bet > c/c or c/f on this turn

Oh and Kako, you should move up as fast as possible. You are wasting your time on micros.

Check/call turn imo. I think there could still be some worse Jx in a random's range here with this sizing; Jx that want to charge draws or just don't know what to do. And you still have some outs vs his trips. I think you just have enough equity to call.

Turn pairs the board.

If villain has a draw, Jx or Tx, he is most likely checking back.

I think that we want value, right? That is why I would bet.

I think a small block / value bet ott is fine as well. The more aggro villain is, the more I like a bet.

Block bet is fine vs aggro and even vs passive player.

Because when u think about it: aggro player might turn his hand into a bluff (ok, it is not that likely, but may happen from time to time) and passive player is just going to call all of his pairs and draws.

And given his pre flop stat, he does not seem that aggro. Read would be good here.

@ficilan: it is not about seeing villains hand in the showdown. You can find out a lot of useful stuff from his preflop plays. And again - you do not have to see his cards.

Was this his first minCB? Usually small sizing = "small" hand. Not a rule, but most of the times, it goes like this.

Was he tricky? Or was he straight forward player?