5/10 button vs small blind, line + range analysis

I haven't tangled much with villain so far. I believe he may be a new reg on the site or an old reg who changed his screen name so I guess I'm virtually readless in this hand, I only know he is a regular.
After leading the flop I am in my first dilemma. It's hard for me to be light on this turn and I am not sure how light villain is willing to call here. I am not entirely sure what he does here with AA, KK, QQ on the flop. I guess he will peel one more with hands like QdJx, TxAd, 9xAd, Jx9x. He may also peel with Ad5x, AdKx, AxKd, which depends a little on what he does with AK on the flop or AQ for the matter.
By the river I assume he can have some flushes, KQ and 78 that he didn't raise the turn with. I think if he got here with AA, KK he may also be betting it since it's tough for me to be really strong here (atleast that's what I expect him to think).
Thoughts on the hand? Thanks in advance.

$5/$10 No Limit Holdem
5 Players
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Stacks:
UTG $1,594
CO $2,123
BTN $1,000
Hero (SB) $1,351
BB $525

Pre-Flop: ($15, 5 players) Hero is SB 9c Jc
2 folds, BTN raises to $30, Hero calls $25, 1 fold

Flop: Th 5d 9d ($70, 2 players)
Hero bets $40, BTN calls $40

Turn: Jd ($150, 2 players)
Hero bets $110, BTN calls $110

River: 2h ($370, 2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $176

Final Pot: $546

On the turn even if you cant really be light hes still gonna call with worse hands like pair+fd QT etc so the turn bet I dont mind. On the river however he will most likely take a showdown with most worse hands but the small betsize makes it a little more compelling to call, so I dunno you should analise his range and the pot odds. Just from looking at it it feels like a close fold.

Actually this might be a call, dunno you should do the math.

wtf call

I'd just fold or 3bet pre

Would prob just bet the river having lead the flop

I think I'd slightly prefer openshoveing the river to check/folding.

just call, unsignificant pot given that u have 2 pair...

also i would just bet again river, might even c/raise with ur hand tbh

i bet bigger when i lead from the blinds.

Not understanding the river check

wtf lol snap call

Hand was played incorrectly on two streets (preflop and river). After you check the river and he bets, you have to call. Why would you fold?

Thanks for all the replies.

@ TimDawg, locoo and JOnnyCosMo

How wide do you think he is calling on this river if we bet again? I think checkraise is an interesting line here locoo, thanks for the input.

@ ShaneG

How can you just say calling J9s in the SB vs Button is incorrect. Can you explain this a little bit more.

checkraise is borderline retarded

just fucken bet, but check/calling here looks good too, he's gonna value bet worse so often.

uh donk it again maybe? gee whiz.

On September 03 2010 04:02 InsideMan wrote: Thanks for all the replies. @ TimDawg, locoo and JOnnyCosMo How wide do you think he is calling on this river if we bet again? I think checkraise is an interesting line here locoo, thanks for the input. @ ShaneG How can you just say calling J9s in the SB vs Button is incorrect. Can you explain this a little bit more.

im inclined to believe most people are leaning towards the side of hero calling rather than hero folding... so pretty much anything w/ showdown value that he called the turn with here is most likely going to call the river imo.

By checking the river, you allow all his marginal calls to check back, and you're probably running like ~50% vs the range he bets the river with (since only a handful of combinations have missed a draw on this board and don't have enough showdown value to check back river and decide to bluff when you check) . And since we've gone over the fact that you probably should never fold this spot once you check... a better option might be to bet yourself.

On September 03 2010 04:02 InsideMan wrote: How can you just say calling J9s in the SB vs Button is incorrect. Can you explain this a little bit more.

that would be fine btn vs sb OOP not so much