T9s turns it but gets minclick of death

I'm not sure if I like the float a pot sized bet on flop. I might click it to 50 or just fold.
Weak donk ranges are when they donk small, He's donking pot.

Ok, turn you already overbet, and he check min/raise. This looks really nutted.
Question is does he overvalue Jx.
What hands that beat you take this line? 77??? J8??? J7???? 88????
I might shove or fold depending on my reads on this guy. We beat Jx, we lose to boats.
We also beat random air, I guess he has air range as well since you said he's aggro on bomb pot. So maybe click call and see if he bluffs his whole stack on river.

If your read is good, this might be a random bluff, yes he potted flop then check/raise turn with a bluff, some Jx, and maybe very very few boats.
So, probably just call is best.

Against a more passive opponent, and one that doesn't overvalue hands, it's an easy fold.
But against this guy, just call and call down.

I would fold the flop, and wouldn't overbet a straight on a paired board.

Raising T9s from UTG is pretty spewy. And calling a pot-size flop bet with T-high, a gutterball and a backdoor draw on a paired board just seems like a -EV play.

Playing suited connectors is only profitable as a late position opener. You risk being multiway & OOP opening UTG. Somehow, you avoided both of those & ended up heads up in position.

I like Marc and as played, I like the flop call. Now, I can’t worry about monsters under the bed. Villain knows a check-raise is a strong move, but it doesn’t mean he has you beat.

The question is do you call and see what he does next, or raise and apply pressure. You describe him playing a wide range so it’s likely he doesn’t have a five card hand like you do.

I think you’re ok as long as you don’t fold. You got lucky here. No reason to think villain got luckier

Either way, this hand should have been folded pre

fold pre, jam turn hes not folding Jx and if he has a boat theres nothing you can do.

Wtf? You really folded bottom set and an overpair?

As to this hand it's kind of marginal at every point.

vs. most people you probably fold turn but likely you can't fold vs. this guy (assuming reads good) so shove and hope or call and hope.

Your slight overbet on turn also feels weird, it's not like you are supposed to have T9 here so you are kind of repping J8/88 FHes or JT/J9.

Again, HHP says "low stakes" a lot but I never see any experience below 2-5 and his 2-5 game for the challenge was pretty damn big (saying that I'd assume he has a lot of students at more normal 2-5 games).

Also not obvious to me that the guy who did the Q2 3 barrel is the guy you want to bluff off of something here. Saying that I don't hate the flop call, mainly for value, at least sometimes.

Okay, I wasn't the only person that thought this.

Flop donk, to me, is more likely a 7 or a middling pocket pair than a J, so I don't mind a float with 10-13 outs against such a big part of his range, especially because it's unlikely to continue on the turn and you get to see the river for free.

Turn c/r shifts his range to more trips, but now you crush trips. Unless he donkbetted a goddamn full house (unlikely), or has specifically 88 or J8 (also unlikely), you're clobbering him. Reraise now to commit him before a bad river comes.

Also, T9 is a candidate hand, especially in hearts.

Sorry the board was like AJ8 and 3-3-2 and I folded 99 so no set

Preflop is OK. There are advantages in having an ep range that isn't all high cards and pps.