*Disclaimer*
I don't normally call a raise with KQ but... it was a mini-raise, I have position, I don't respect the raiser... and they were soooooted!!

- mickel22 sitting in seat 1 with $11.80
- Satku sitting in seat 2 with $50.60
- garsen sitting in seat 3 with $49.50
- maverick79 sitting in seat 4 with $49.50
- SwedeNick sitting in seat 5 with $33.75
- Anlun1 sitting in seat 6 with $47.65
- Stoneburg sitting in seat 7 with $54.10 [Dealer]
- Buddusky sitting in seat 8 with $16.66
- TomasG sitting in seat 9 with $61.60
- eagle26 sitting in seat 10 with $38.85

Buddusky posted the small blind - $0.25
TomasG posted the big blind - $0.50
maverick79 posted to play - $0.50
eagle26 called - $0.50
mickel22 folded
Satku folded
garsen folded
maverick79 checked
SwedeNick raised - $1.00
Anlun1 folded
Stoneburg called - $1.00 [Kd]
Buddusky called - $1.00
TomasG folded
eagle26 called - $1.00
maverick79 called - $1.00

** Dealing the flop:
Buddusky checked
eagle26 checked
maverick79 checked
SwedeNick checked
Stoneburg bet - $4.00
Buddusky folded
eagle26 called - $4.00
maverick79 folded
SwedeNick folded

** Dealing the turn:
eagle26 checked
Stoneburg bet - $8.00
eagle26 called - $8.00

** Dealing the river:
eagle26 checked

Too aggressive?

Heads up or 3 handed, I would bet the flop. In this case I probably wouldnt. Since you did and then caught the Q....I would probably keep betting the turn and river.

Bet $20 on the river. If he had a 5, you would know by now. He either has a flush draw, an 8, or something like 66, or 99

Results?

There's nothing wrong in calling that raise pf since it's a min raise by someone you don't respect and you were fortunate enough to get callers behind giving you odds. Don't bet this flop! WAY too many people, and you're playing at stakes where people just can't fold with draws or overcards (even JQ overs will call). Bet the turn, but I think check the river just to be conservative in case he was trapping you. You want to showdown your cards here, so why open yourself up to a bluff reraise, or a genuine reraise? I check behind thinking I'm ahead.

He showed for the flush draw.

I wonder if betting the river might be more +EV at higher limits where I guess it's more likely that the opponent has a middle pair than a flush draw (people try to catch bluffs more and draw to flushes on a paired board less/more aggressively)