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I don't like that bluff at all. On the river, you represent nothing. Why do you check turn, why do you overbet river?
You can bet 1/3p to make him fold all of his missed draw with your hand (you don't block any 9T, KT, AT, Ax) but he won't fold a J or a 99+ to any bet. River, either you have Qx or nothing.

Preflop and IP and with those stack size, call or 3bet is ok.
OTF, you can cbet with no equity in order to give up if he calls. QJx hits his range more than yours.

bet 1/4p river. Your range have more value hand than bluff. If you bet pot or overbet, he'll fold all his 7 and Axdd, Kxdd (not many T).
On a very small bet, he can find the call button

on the flop, his check shows that he has a hand with showdown value. Ax, 22+, KQ+, J9+ (but he will cbet most of his 9), and as you said, he doesn't have many flush draw (he'll cbet most of his combos).
Q turn hit his range more than yours. And open than straight draws. (KT, KJ, JT) but you block some. Most of his pair will x back again except QQ+, and AQ, KQ, QT, some 2+ will barrel to value and you can add some Ax that he wants to delay cbet (but most of those will x back because of sdv or will cbet on that flop).
So OTR, with his second barrel, you don't beat many hands. I would prefer to call with a 98, 97 than your K9. So fold is OK for me

that's very result oriented, you can cbet more (like 2000) I think. You get value from many hands.
OTT, (worst card) x/c is fine on that sizing
OTR, x/f. nothing else to do

weird line you took their.
I prefer two barreling this monocolor board. He can call with many hands. Acx, Kcx, Jxc, some pp with a club. A4, A5.
OTR, he might call a Ah on a smaller bet but not sure of that. I think the sizing is correct. He can hero call JT, J9, some TT-99.
But as played, I would rather prefer a very strong bet on the river to polarized your hand. You range is composed of all missed flush draw, and some good hands. So a good player can hero call with a wider range.
The bet you did looks very valuish. (don't know if you can say that in english ;) ). I may fold a JT on your bet, and call on a pot size bet

both option are good to me. You can check back flop and see OTT if a good card hits,
Or you can barrel flop to barrel turn on many good cards.
The first option is maybe more low variance but you won't win the pot often. You need to hit.

very high variance play. You only put 3bb to set mine, if you don't hit, fold and next. (even more if it's a bounty MTT and you are covered).
If you can rebuy, you can play it like it, but I think you 'll get many more other better spot when you see with what hand he called.

a pot size bet from recreatif player is most of the time a made hand that want value. 8x, 22+, 4x and some Ax. So you are often not good vs that range.

As played, next and take a note :)

I always prefer to 3b/f this hand preflop (on late game) than play postflop. You take the lead and you are IP.
Otherwise, It's always a gessing game with that hand and with those stack size.
When you hit top pair, you never know if you're good or not.

As play, IMO, if you call flop, you must call turn.
But can you fold flop on a strong cbet in 3way pot? Hard to say, you call to see a flop like this.

flop, you should bet 3/4p to get full value. He'll call with all his Ax, Khx, Qhx, some KQ and QJ.
OTT, ok. You are still value betting big heart, Ax (like Axh+ and A6o), Khx, Qhx, and you are beat with JQ, and flushs, (but he should raise most of those combos)
So OTR, his range is mostly compose of missed straight draw, small Ax, and Kx, and very few combo of flush ( he'll raise most of them OTT). So you must bet very small, or x/raise if you think he can bluff some of his miss draws.

And your range doesn't have a lot of missed flush draw. You'll x/c most of those OTT. So when your range doesn't have many bluff in it, you must bet small, but you can overbet only if you have a very polarized range.

Yes you are right, it's a shove after the iso-raise of SB.
Thanks

Ok thanks

With HRC, opening JQ at this position is EV=0. so it depends of your edge postflop. You'll be OOP, so you may prefer a fold postflop.
As played, even if CO has a strong range(10%), it's always a call on his very small 3bet (I was wrong)
And 4bet allin is OK also but less EV+ than calling.

On the flop, you are left with 20bb, and you have a backdoor flush draw and backdoor straigh draw and this flop hits your range more than his. I think it's a call. You have a PSB on the turn and you can bluff many turn card. But i's very high variance.

The best is to fold preflop, imo

I hope other player will come and comment the hand

seems to be a bet/fold. Your hand plays Ok post flop but your OOP and if it's a OK player, you won't know how to play it post.

Can you had it in a 4bet range? betting 18000 can make a good leverage effect. You 're blolcking JJ, QQ, AJ, AQ.
But folding seems more reasonable. Save your money for a better spot

Sorry for my bad english. I wasn't what I meant. not raising any SBvsBB is very bad indeed. I meant "don't raise all SBvsBB".
And I agree with you on point 2. Q6o should be raised most of the time and folded some other time.
Thank you for your comment

fold turn ok, but don't raise any SBvsBB, you need to have a limp range,

thanks. I'm regarding to buy it but I was looking to check if a similar software exist.

150 places away is not very close to the bubble?
you can shove flop. He might call with all his diamonds and 7x.

As played, shove turn is ok. You put lot of pression on his stack. He can fold a small diamond and no diamond hands, and you still have 10 clean outs

betting make sense. you value lots of hands, AT, AJ, JT, Axhh, 66-, A5o and you bet for protection, lots of river are dangerous
But i would have bet more like 1200
and river you can thin value 1/3p and fold if he raises

depending on reads you have on villain, calling seems ok.
Lots of players at those stake like to shove 22+, Ax+ but if CO is tight, it's a fold.

Hello Manuks21,

preflop ok, flop ok but you keep less than a PSB OTT.

OTT, he has no bluffing range. your blocking the Qc for KQcc that he might play that way. And he has no FE. His value range is very strong. So it's a very easy fold for me even if you feel commited.

Don't know how I would I play that turn.