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I started a similar challenge on NL2 zoom SH on Pokerstars. But I am running waaaaay under EV ^^

edit: btw its 4 tabling zoom. Its kinda autopilot. But on these stakes its just ABC poker so thats fine

3 bet preflop is a missed opportunity.
when you call preflop and the UTG raiser chooses a 3/4 pot sizing on the turn,
means your opponent has a merged valuerange and some semibluffs, flushdraws. turn is a fold against unknown UTG opener IMO

If you are working 6 days a week you should use another activity to relax and build a roll by simply raising funds to deposit later when you can take some days off from work. Using your whole bankroll on a tournament might be poorly for your mindset.

save some bucks and play when you can take a week off for example.
I am currently moving from one apartment to another so i am not playing. I regularly play NL50 zoom on both pokerstars and party but i take 2 months off until i am into my A-game again.

against an unknow in Zoom with a full stack i would not call AQo against a BTN 3 bet.
AQ is bottom of your range against an unknow since you have to play ABC against that kind of villain. You have no history so you will never balance your range in that spot. I would never 4 bet pre if the villain seems reggy and is an unknow.
Always fold in that spot with anything but AA KK (maybe QQ AKs and AK)

anybody got a huge sample on NL10 with what hands villain shoves that big on boards like this?

well thats true

exactly my play in this spot too

raise flop bigger and check or call turn. on the river you can then get some extra value then since it looks super bluffy on most of the cards

fold and play more hands against him. Next time you hold a set in a spot like this play flop 1/3 again and enjoy his shove. you can get his stack later on. let other people call and when you see him shoving with nothing or any overpair, take notes :)
no need to call. you can have a solid winrate at 10NL by folding a lot when you miss flop, even with AA. average fish will still call or shove with weak hands when you hit the flop hard :)

which cards would be blanks for your approach here?

raising turn is fine when your plan is to fold to any 3bet on the turn since it obv means 2pair+ on this board texture ( which is exploitable by a good reg but not by a fish like this).

its also an option to just call the turn and take notes on river sizing to exploit the player later on. its just a tptk hand and when you win or loose small pots against this opponent with your marginal hands like this ( tptk has some showdown value but cant stand a 3 bet from the average fish on this board texture) and WIN big pots with your top2 pair+ hands your winrate will be exploding without risking too much with tptk.

you could also min 2 bet the turn and see what he does. maybe he interpretates a raise as strength and does not pay attention to the sizing so his 3 bet always means 2pair+. then you can easily fold and loose less BB's in that spot.

Gameflow idea: when you see fish calling with J2 in the BB i would increase my preflop sizing in the next orbits and tighten up when stealing, since he'll still call with weaker hands and you play bigger pots when youre a big favourite :)

What sizing would you bet there? like 66-75% of the pot?

okay i think youre right.

well i think it pretty much depends on his range, if he is a TAG who does not put variation in his game he won't have 67s or hands like this in his calling range when we 3 bet him preflop. i would not raise the turn if i just flatted pre ( which i 'd never do unless its KTs and i want to balance my play). the advice of raising the turn is only for the situation where we 3 bet pre. but after thinking about it this move is just good if you have a history thats true

what type of player is the villain? with KTo i would rather 3 bet light than calling OOP because it is to weak to call against most of the TAG players.
i would rather raise the turn because not a lot of hands can continue and only premiums like AA KK QQ ( which you would have filtered out of his range by simply 3-betting light preflop) or sets will shove here. against all the other hands you have decent fold equity.
you run into waaay to much spots like this where you wont be too comfortable to call the river bet with KTo if you play it like this :)

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JT makes sense for his shove on the river since he only calls turn, which often means he has had top two which are now dominated by the A on the turn.
If you combine the behaviour of raising the flop first and then checking turn makes Sense for either JT oder another hand with a jack in it.

since he did not 3 bet pre i would assume he has like KJ QJ and JT fairly often.
if i were you i would 3 bet the flop small to sth like 7-8$ just to force him to put more money in the pot since you are ahead on that flop unless he has trips which does not make sense for his preflop game and if he has 2 pairs you will stack him off anyway :) and also a lot of times with his TPGK hands like QJ and KJ.