PokerStars - $14.69+$0.31|10/20 NL (2 max) - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

SB: 500
Hero (BB): 500

SB posts SB 10, Hero posts BB 20

Pre Flop: (pot: 30) Hero has J 9

SB calls 10, Hero raises to 60, SB calls 40

Flop: (120, 2 players) 6 5 K
Hero bets 50, SB calls 50

Turn: (220, 2 players) 3
Hero bets 100, SB calls 100

River: (420, 2 players) Q
Hero bets 290 and is all-in, SB calls 290 and is all-in

Any thoughts? Maybe give up on turn?

Thanks.

For reasons that I don't really understand - people just tend to never fold any pair in these spots. Go nuts with value here and print money. Never bluff.

(that's just my impression of randomers at 15$)

Check turn. Only cards you could barrel bluff on turn imo is A Q T

Also, 3x raise is a mistake, unless you are planning to call a 3bet all in, in which case it's probably also a mistake.
You should go for 2x-2.5x

Turn bet is ok, against a good PF calling range and subsequent CBeT calling range, you probably have good odds to 2nd barrel, obviously you shouldn't be 2barreling a lot.

River bluff:
You don't get much value from bluffing off 6s and 5s since the ones that called the turn will often call your river bet.
And about bluffing off ace high. Ace high rarely calls your turn bet.
There are absolutely no missed draws you aren't beating already. You are certainly facing a pair here. It's a bad bluff, checking and hope he has 87.

3barrel bluffs sometimes do work, but they are only a good idea when his range is composed by missed draws and you kept the pot small enough on all 4 betting rounds.

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3x is pretty standard oop in an openlimped pot

wp

3x pre is perfectly fine, flop is fine, turn meh, you don't fold much and readless I prefer not to 3 barrel (cause once you bet the turn it's a must river bet on pretty much all cards), as played I shove the river too.

too many nits itt

Ignore that then, thought Hero was IP

looks good to me

Thanks for the comments guys.

wp

I think river is a fail. For the times your getting called against times theyre folding you are gonna lose money here after his turn call.. I mean you are trying to obv get him off the hand wouldnt jamming turn be much more profitable long term then jamming a river where villian has called flop an turn bets?

Yeah, you might as well overbet jam the flop in that case, seems like a good idea...