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NL Holdem 0.50(BB)
BB ($117.53)
UTG ($39.68)
HJ ($14.25)
HERO ($53.27)
BTN ($80.74)
SB ($51.79)

Dealt to Hero: Q Q

UTG Folds, HJ Calls $0.50, HERO Raises To $2.50, BTN Folds, SB Folds, BB Calls $2, HJ Folds

Hero SPR on Flop: [8.83 effective]
Flop ($5.75): 6 6 T
BB Checks, HERO Bets $4.10 (Rem. Stack: $46.67), BB Calls $4.10 (Rem. Stack: $110.93)

Turn ($13.95): 6 6 T J
BB Checks, HERO Bets $9.95 (Rem. Stack: $36.72), BB Calls $9.95 (Rem. Stack: $100.98)

River ($33.85): 6 6 T J 3
BB Checks, HERO Bets $36.72 (allin)

BB is 30/25 over 20 hands. Haven't seen anything too OOL yet

thanks for sharing. I may size down OTF for 1/3 pot because BB should have more nut advantage with a variety of potential 6x that we don't have. OTT because of our sizing used on the flop I don't think V arrives on the turn with many Jx besides JT,JJ and slight chance of AJ so I think his range is something like 77-TT, 6x, AT,KT,QT,JT,T9 maybe AJ and potentially some curious gut-shots with BDFD. I think a smaller sizing on the turn may be justified because the larger sizing potentially gets 77-99 and weaker Tx to fold and we want those to stay in. Because of the large bet on the turn and the over-card coming in, I don't mind a half pot bet in this spot on the turn. On the river I am not sure about the amount of worse hands that will call a large bet, his best Tx like AT and KT may even start folding to a 3rd barrel. Its hard to say without knowing the opponent to making an assumption on how wide he calls flop, some people will call a 75% pot OTF with over-cards others will not but I think in general most players won't call that large OTF with KJ,QJ etc. and if that's the case and he doesn't turn many top pairs to get value from I may prefer checking river. Interesting spot.

Yeah flop is probably a 1/3 bet. After the small F cbet, turn is a pretty decent OB spot.

Turn AJ+ is really strong, so going for a big size makes sense. Perhaps you could bet smaller with some weaker hands like QJ or AT.

As played is fine though!