Original raiser is a weak 22/12 player. The other one is a reg playing 29/22, fold to 3bet 61%, not super agressive post-flop. What are you doing on the turn.. call or ship? What is you plan on the blank river (9 for example) if we decide to call and he ships?
Looking back I think preflop is too loo loose versus those ranges. Will be folding a pretty decent amount of their already tight opening range when I 3bet. Dunno how much value am I getting here.
$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($147.50) 74bb
UTG+1 ($203) 102bb
CO ($70) 35bb
BTN ($200) 100bb
drop (SB) ($232.70) 116bb
BB ($266.69) 133bb

Pre-Flop: ($3, 6 players) drop is SB J J
UTG raises to $5.25, UTG+1 calls $5.25, 2 folds, drop raises to $23, 1 fold, UTG calls $17.75, UTG+1 calls $17.75

Flop: 4 10 5 ($71, 3 players)
drop bets $32, UTG folds, UTG+1 calls $32

Turn: 4 ($135, 2 players)
drop checks, UTG+1 bets $32.05

Final Pot: $167.05

Start with a call and expect river to get checked behind a ton.

Yep definitely flatting pre

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What if he shoves? (He did)

Shoving the turn is bad. Call turn, fold river. If he is any decent he knows his range on the turn looks exactly 66-TT and won't be bluffing the river because it looks so fos (repping a very narrow range) if he shoves a high card. I would consider a Q or a K much more like a blank than a 9.

bad spot but jj doesnt beat enough of his range. Fold for sure. I think its qq or kk.

this or TT.

Yeah ended up folding the river (9), dont see him getting to the river with (enough) bluffs.