Against a bad reg who raises cbet with a high frequency. I figured my hand is good here like almost always, but villain rarely ever has anything in these spots for me to go for a steep 3bet value. So I clicked it back, trying to induce a spazz, or in the least, let him call with a worse since my hand is invulnerable.

I jammed turn to level him into calling with a shitty hand, because.. he rarely has anything on turn, especially with T paring, and.. why would he raise Tx on flop. Sadly, he did have Tx. I have no idea why he raises there, but I think he just clicks buttons to begin with, so not much point in wondering why I guess ...

just raise the flop like a man , i dont care what he have and he do these shitty stuff
when you begin raise his RR IP u could get paid off more often when u have a real hand and he would stop doing this kinda of stupid move
as played i dont think jam the turn would be optimal play , we still have turn and river to play and i think turn could be a normal size b/f
even he had some sort of guttors , BDFD and OESD we could extract value here , jam the turn he would fold his entire drawing range esp paired board

I don't think this is a stupid move by any means, but your input is well noted, thanks.

i don't see how turn can be most profitable.. I mean the guy either raised a ten, top 2, a set, or air and you jam the ten turn. it isn't like he is calling when he has 22 or 99 here. if he raises JJ he is probably calling it off but thats all of 6 combos that you get paid not even 100% of the time

i mean unless you have a read that he raises any pair on the flop a lot for whatever reasons.. idk even then that means he is raising plenty of tens.. and not necesarily calling turn with A9