The villian had not played back at me yet on the flop prior to this hand. I was c/betting the majority of the time on the flop and raising most hands otb. This was hand number 30. I had not been leading at a lot of flops. The villian seemed to be tight/passive. I either put him on two pair+ or JT or better. He mostly limped otb but seemed to only be betting when he had middle pair or better. This was the first time he had made a big raise, much less an allin one. I wanted to call this but I just felt since he limped that he could easily have a hand better than J8 and his huge reraise after my check raise to me seemed to indicate tons of strength.

Poker Stars, $5 + $0.25 NL Hold'em Tournament, HU SNG, 10/20 Blinds, 2 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

BTN: 1,400
Hero (BB): 1,600

Pre-Flop: (30) 8 J dealt to Hero (BB)
BTN calls 10, Hero checks

Flop: (40) J 4 2 (2 Players)
Hero checks, BTN bets 40, Hero raises to 160, BTN raises to 1,380 and is All-In

Results: 360 Pot
BTN showed and WON 1,220 (+1,050 NET)
Hero showed 8 J and LOST (-160 NET)

Don't c/r.

yea dont c/r, likely to be j with higher kicker or flush drawing hand. Either way its still early on and if he keeps doing it just call when u have a solid hand.

Don't check/raise unless you're on a total bluff or planning to play for stacks. I'd check/call down in this situation or, better, lead flop

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I only lead if he doesn't Cbet alot.

Think about what you get value from when you c/r here and also what a shty spot you get in if you get 3b. Those things should be in your head as you're considering a C/R, not just in this situation, but in general.

Ok, thanks for the replies.