HU with TracymfnSanders at the end of an 8 person game. He's running 36/26 on the 359 hands we played in this tourny, but obviously he's a bit looser since we've been HU, which is the last 80 hands or so. His C Bet is 59%. Haven't played many pots more than 10BB or so, with lots of folding pre and not continuing on bad flops.

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I'm assuming the call pre is fine. Now?

Obv it'd be "peaches and creme" if you could just reraise here and take it down but... I don't see you being able to make tracy fold anything greater then the bare minimum of his range such as Ax,etc + you don't really want to double up tracy when you have him on the ropes considering the J might not even be good if he has AK. That board looks like it could definitly help his hand. He won't be folding (especially with his stack size) any Q,10,flush draw,open ender (either J9 or KJ) or even AK.Playing tendencies aside, I'd say fold and pick a better spot.

Gut show with no overs = the absolute smallest piece of a flop someone can hit without completely missing.  This seems like a bad semi-bluff raise and an even worse value call.  I fold.