Table is loose, my image is probably not that good, I've lost a few big pots and I have reloaded at least once here. I have just below the buy-in, Villain has me covered. Villain is a bit LAGy.


Stoneburg : Calls for 0.20
grrarrg : Folds
puffepigg : Folds
stretch124 : Folds
nameas96 : Folds
Lundvall : Folds
jaynrhonda : Folds
dalco : Folds
kera : Checks

Flop $0.50 [Ah]
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kera : Checks
Stoneburg : Bets 0.40
kera : Calls for 0.40

Turn $1.30 [Kd]
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kera : Checks
Stoneburg : Bets 1.50
superknugen : Sits down 0.06
kera : Raises for 3.00
Stoneburg : Calls for 1.50

River $7.30 [3h]
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kera : Bets 2.00
Stoneburg : Calls for 2.00


edited: Corrected the starting hand to spades, not hearts

I can't see him having the straight, cause he threw out a blocking bet on the river... I think he's got KQ and you win... I would've reraised his minraise on the turn, though... If he's got the straight, you'll know it if he pushes the turn...

Set is possible, two pair more likely.....i think i might raise the river

Am I reading this right? You are holding the A[h] and the flop has the A[h]. Was that supposed to be the A[d] on the flop?

If there's a possible flush on the board things look different.

I think you played it reasonably. I'm not sure if I raise when a straight is possible. People like to play JT. If you raise and get reraised you face a tough decision depending on stack sizes. It's nice if you get into fewer "tough decision" spots.

I felt like I played this hand too weak. After all, on the turn I have top two against a blind. The recent beats + the "mini-raise = monster" made me hesitate and I think I left a bunch of money on the table. BB had A5 (once again people check when they are ahead and raise when they're behind, go figure)