Hi guys

V is 15/6 in 25 hands

I win some equity with that T , but i think it fits V´s range too !!

What should we do in these situations , c/c or double barrel? I feel that if i strike again i can make him fold any middle pair....perhaps, but not sure if there is a "standard line" in these spots

[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $0.90 Buy-in (40/80 blinds) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 9 Players
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SB: 9,428 (117.9 bb)
BB: 10,000 (125 bb)
UTG+1: 11,822 (147.8 bb)
UTG+2: 9,764 (122.1 bb)
MP1: 10,120 (126.5 bb)
Hero (MP2): 9,285 (116.1 bb)
MP3: 9,335 (116.7 bb)
CO: 11,416 (142.7 bb)
BTN: 20,040 (250.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with A K
3 folds, Hero raises to 200, 2 folds, BTN calls 200, SB folds, BB calls 120

Flop: (640) J J 2 (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 250, BTN calls 250, BB folds

Turn: (1,140) T (2 players)
Hero ?

Yes, bet... lots of small and middle pairs are folding out. I'd go around half pot or even slightly above since I wouldn't plan on tripling if he calls two streets.

Don’t bet, BU has a tonne of PP and Jx Tx

haha looks there is no agreement in the first two posts !!!

It would be in my double barrel range.

yes I'm with the double barrel given extra equity from turn card

Anybody check this flop though? Multiway pot, which don't have position, and all pairs and Jx will call.

Only as a an exploitative option. This is in my standard c-bet range, but if my opponent plays straight forward if I check, I might check here with this hand.

But I can tell you that if I were the button and you check to me, I am betting almost my whole range. Then what? Are you planning to check/call down with AK here?

Here the hand sample is only 25 hands, so I will still treat the villain as a near unknown. Although he appears to be the type that if his stats hold up over a larger sample, I would check to him. I just don't know if 25 hands is large enough to deviate from the standard line.

Keep in mind there are 2 villains and we're sandwiched between them. In a spot like this if we CB we are committing ourselves to a multistreet bluff.

In today's game we have to be willing to commit to a multi-street bluff anytime we decide to bluff. Planning a 1 street bluff is so 1990's poker. It doesn't work anymore. Most bluffs need to be at least 2 streets to work. If they both call, then i would re-evaluate my line on the turn. But when at least 1 checks to me, I am c-betting. If I were OOP to both, again different analysis.

All I'm suggesting is you don't have to take this line here, you could play it as a x/c and see what develops.

Bet more otf. It's usually a good idea to cbet turns after this flop texture.

Oh ! This is a surprise ! I thought that in these dry flops it was enough to make a small cbet (i use by default a 39% size for these)...why betting more?

Small CB is correct here, they're not folding anything to a larger bet they wouldn't fold to a smaller one. Small CB followed by larger turn barrel works well in spots like this.

Easy double barrel