5/10NL Full ring game

Assume villian is a random, whom u have no info on

Your dealt JJ in the CO1 with say a $1050 stack

1 limps to you
you raise to 50$
BB calls, limper folds

HU to the flop

Flop is: J T 4 rainbow (potsize is 115$)

BB checks
You cb for 2/3rds pot
BB min raises.

Would you usually put in a 3-bet here to setup for a turn potsized push?

or Do you usually just flat call the min raise, let BB bet into you, and push all in on any turn?

If you do both? with what frequency do u do each?

If I flop a set against a J,10, x flop, I do not check it as I often do a set to a different board.. That is the scariest rainbow flop in Hold 'em. AK, AQ, KQ, Q9, 98,97, 87 all have a straight draw.

I guess the pot is about $400 right there. I know the risk but I would probably smooth call being tricky. He bets first next . What do you put him on, a big pair? Another move is to raise him as a pot builder putting him on A,J or J,10 but raise say $200. You have the nuts. You have to balance losing him versus him drawing out, a straight. As you know, J,10 fits into four nut straights.

If I had two pair, I'd try to win it right there. If he thinks you are drawing and he has a couple of pairs or an overpair he'll fire on fourth. . You have one chance in three of making a large full house. Don't run off the fruit.

Call and work the turn...3 betting lets him get away from a lot of hands. Calling also lets you float later on with AA-QQ type hands to evaluate the turn.

I push now big time.

Yes, its a rainbow flop, but there a bunch of turn cards you don't want to see or a villain holding JT or AJ doesn't want to see. Some villaings holding a set might even fold if say the turn is a Q, etc.

Push now because you maximize against a set or JT and it looks somewhat bluffy against AJ/QJ/etc.