Low Stakes STT Hand

[ThomasJackuel]

Did I play this ok?

Stacks: - CesareBorgea with 1225 - gordon06 with 665 - taps777 with 1220 - AmazingLAyDOwn with 2330 - Hartraft with 1200 - ThomasJackuel with 1685 - jeppaz with 1455 - wall1011 with 3720

Blinds:
Site: full tilt poker
* - Dealt to ThomasJackuel:

* - Sklansky group 1
Preflop:
* - hartraft calls [40]
* - thomasjackuel raises to 120
**- 6 players fold.
* - hartraft calls [80]
* - Total folds this street: 6
* - Potsize: 300
Flop:

* - Hartraft checks
* - thomasjackuel bets [120]
* - hartraft calls [120]
* - Potsize: 540
Turn:

* - hartraft bets [40]
* - thomasjackuel calls [40]
* - Potsize: 620
River:

* - hartraft bets [240]
* - thomasjackuel calls [240]
Results:
* - Hartraft shows :

* - ThomasJackuel shows :

* - ThomasJackuel wins the pot (1,100) with two pair, Kings and Queens

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[SeanyJ]

His bet on the turn is very very weak I think you absolutely have to raise there, if he goes all in after you raise you can probably give him credit for a queen. As played I like that you just called behind on the river but your big mistake was just calling on the turn.

 

[tenbob]

Nah I actually like the turn call. Looks we can get away from a queen extremly light if he has it. I think it was fine, we arent getting called if we raise, and we get some extra value on the river from it.

very wa/wb type stuff.

 

[NineLions]

I'm fine with the turn call too. In addition to what TB says, at these levels and especially this early I see a J doing this and then shoving over a turn raise in a desperation attempt to push you off if you don't have a Q.

 

[SeanyJ]

I don't know, I don't ever play $2 sit and goes but I can't see anyone without a queen coming over the top and shoving on the turn. I would expect to see him call and check on the river but you guys could be right.

 

[SubT33]

My first reaction was that the turn call was fine, but then I reconsidered. The wa/wb theory is applicable if we're way ahead and villain has very few outs, but I don't think that is the case. Villain could have easily been on a flush draw, in which case we want him to pay for the last card. I think I would raise the turn, I think he would have called anyway.