JJ middle position Fire Turn??

[gotigers1234]

Merge Network $0.02/$0.04 No Limit Hold'em - 9 players

BTN: $4.12
SB: $4.21
BB: $3.74
UTG: $4.63
UTG+1: $3.06
UTG+2: $6.30
MP1: $2.88
Hero (MP2): $4.04
CO: $4.70

Pre Flop: ($0.06) Hero is MP2 with J J
3 folds, MP1 calls $0.04, Hero raises to $0.16, 1 fold, BTN calls $0.16, 3 folds

Flop: ($0.42) 6 2 8 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.21, BTN calls $0.21

Turn: ($0.84) A (2 players)
Hero bets $0.42??????, BTN raises to $0.84, Hero folds

This guy was 15/15 over 25 hands and seemed to play tight abc style. I should i even be playing this hand and if so should I be betting turn?? I think turn is an obvious fold after the raise b/c all I can be ahead of is 10 10 and I don't think even that makes sense to show up here.

[OngBonga]

Bet more on flop and turn.

[supa]

Bet more on flop and turn.

+1, my standard would be around 3/4 pot.

I know it's a leak to narrow villains range down this much but his line reeks of Axcc.

[d0zer]

don't mind a smaller 1/2pottish vbet on the turn as while the A doesn't improve villain all that often, it is a scare card to the non-FD part of his range we're trying to get value from.

[OngBonga]

don't mind a smaller 1/2pottish vbet on the turn as while the A doesn't improve villain all that often, it is a scare card to the non-FD part of his range we're trying to get value from.

This is strong logic.

[Hoopy]

In general when someone raises the turn at micros you can fold almost all of your range assuming they aren't an aggro donk.

[Arjonius]

Bet 2/3 pot or so on the flop. At this level, it makes a fair difference in how often the players will call with overs, which isn't particularly desirable since you're OOP with a fair number of possible turn cards that can either beat you or kill / reduce the action.

Once he raises the turn, he very likely has you beat; the likely scenarios are he either called pre- with a middle pair and flopped a set or only called pre- with a big A then floated the flop with overs and caught on the turn. If he is still behind and somehow found a raise anyway, so be it. You can't play poker without being outplayed, often by opponents who have position.

[!Luck]

Bet pot on flop. Good fold.