I don't think I raise the flop this deep and call instead, if we get 3bet I'm not that thrilled to get it in or build a big pot with our hand given so many turn cards can be bad for us.

As played the turn is a fold, don't expect us to beat much now.

Raising flopnis fine, makes no difference how deepbwe are lol. If villain has a set and 3b we make an easy fold. I'm raising to get calls from FD that then have to face a turn bet and mid pp that decided to donk for some reason.

I think you played this fine, turn I might try just check tho, like pp probably don't call now and FD got there. See how big he makes it on the river

I had a couple of similar hands like this. But I think on the flop here it's a little tough being deep, I'd probably not wanna go too nuts and build the pot when we're so deep. Turn I think it maybe be a case of sometimes checking back. We can expect a lot of check raises. But generally we just sigh and have to give up. It's never a nice spot, but obv once he jams it's just gonna be a fold as I don't expect this to be a bluff for so much.

But guys, we have the best hand here a TONNE why would we not want to build a pot? Like if we raise and bet 65% OTT villain will make a mistake by calling, put mony in without the odds. Forget abot being deep, we don't want to give him a free turn.

I would definitely be raising flop. You should be doing quite well against his leading range. If you get 3bet you can often just find a fold. It's fine to have some hands that raise and fold to a reraise since of course you'll have other hands that don't fold.

Turn bet seems thin once the flush comes in. By vbetting you're trying to get vale out of his hands like 5x, 66-99 but a good part of his range can potentially be sets+. When raised definitely click the snapfold button.

Raising is the best play, especially when we have position. It would be a really tough hand to find a raise OOP, but the deep stacks actually confer us a huge advantage here, despite holding a reverse-implied-odds type hand.

Probably would raise a bit smaller on the flop though with the intention of giving up to a 3bet.

Would definitely fire this turn card for a smallish sizing (less than 1/2) and fold to a raise.

Hand looks well played imo.

I don't think I would have made it so large on the flop though because we're definitely not stacking it off if we get reraised at 10NL.

Turn is a simple value bet and fold.Villain is never doing this with JJ.