10058765
Legend
Loyaler
This can't be true as your on the button, so they check and you also check (behind).
Both snap folds most likely mean they totally whiffed the board, which basically means most of the time there's not much value to get.
But your info is vague to begin with.
Were they active or passive players ?
What was the turn-card ?
Depending on opponents and the turn card you might check behind on the turn again, to induce a river-bluff or give them a chance to catch something on the river, making a worse hand than yours.
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chloebrand
Rock Star
Silver Level
I had an identical hand very recently. AQ suited, and the flop was Q 7 Q. I checked, and the turn was a 4. I took a stab at it, and he shoved. Of course I snap called, and he had pocket 4's. I don't even remember what the river card was. lol. Looking at your situation, you have a very strong hand, but it is possible that you don't have the best hand QJ, QK, AQ, 77. Learn to be happy with every pot you take down, big or small.
debriz
Rock Star
Silver Level
You mean a full house? Yeah, but never happen to me, maybe soon..LOL
Sometimes experienced more badbeats will make you a better poker player!
It's easy to say but it's hard to do..
debriz
Rock Star
Silver Level
So you mean don't slow play? Yeah I know that, but when are you planning to get more chips? Your card dead and most of the time your grinded then in the end bust out with a weak hand, a no choice call because the blind sized your stack already. Then you will realize you never play well your good cards. Yes I consider also your point, badbeats are always be there. I will just play and do the right thing but if its not my day, expect the worst so you can quit asap. Its the darkside of poker!