PokerStars Zoom, Hold'em No Limit - $0.05/$0.10 ($0.01 ante) - 6 players
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Skliaustai (UTG): $10.00 (100 bb)
D.Francois (MP): $9.63 (96 bb)
AAvsxD (CO): $10.40 (104 bb)
wibwabsquats (BU): $16.22 (162 bb)
rlawnsdud (SB): $11.00 (110 bb)
_ntasios_94 (BB): $19.75 (198 bb)

Pre-Flop: ($0.21) Hero (AAvsxD) is CO with T♦ J♦
2 players fold, AAvsxD (CO) raises to $0.30, wibwabsquats (BU) 3-bets to $1, 1 fold, _ntasios_94 (BB) calls $0.90, AAvsxD (CO) calls $0.70

Flop: ($3.11) K♣ Q♠ 4♥ (3 players)
_ntasios_94 (BB) checks, AAvsxD (CO) checks, wibwabsquats (BU) checks

Turn: ($3.11) A♥ (3 players)
_ntasios_94 (BB) bets $2.97, AAvsxD (CO) calls $2.97, wibwabsquats (BU) calls $2.97

River: ($12.02) A♣ (3 players)
_ntasios_94 (BB) checks, AAvsxD (CO) checks, wibwabsquats (BU) bets $12.24 (all-in), _ntasios_94 (BB) folds, AAvsxD (CO) folds

Total pot: $12.02 (Rake: $0.54)
wibwabsquats (BU) wins $11.48


Good fold or nah? And an additional question... why does the solver like the call vs 3bet headsup, but with BB cold calling it suggests folding JTs? I don't get it.

Because BB's cold-calling range is relatively tight.

Does he check back AJ here?

Jamming the nuts vs 2 vills on a coordinated board 6max = long term EV. Opt to slow play turn when it doesn’t brick = unnecessary potential for variance. Just remember you got action with the nuts and ended up folding the river. Maybe you made a good fold vs a boat, but you should have never been in that situation in the fast fold micro stakes.

Imagine not raising the perfect turn.

I mean my slowplay accomplished a call from the BTN aswell, and we're all good on any safe river... Is jam turn really that obvious here? What was going through my mind is the potential to stack both of them on safe rivers. But I guess the slowplay costed me a lot of EV and you guys are right.
Thanks for the answers.

Well, any T/J/Q/K/A/ would more or less suck on the river.

You're right mate. I am definitely too passive and should've taken an opportunity to shove turn. Thx for your input.