Blind vs Blind action

[DeathDonkey]

Slightly loose passive - passive raises from the SB after everyone folds. Its a tight Crypto 1/2 table. I call with A5o.

Flop is A92 rainbow. He bets, I call.

Turn is 3 completing rainbow, he bets, I call.

River is a Jack, he checks, I bet...standard?

-DeathDonkey

[cold_cash]

I can dig it.

[zephed56]

Looks like he was trying to fold you here, and gave up on the river...

[Shillx]

Yeah looks good. Sometims you will have to be careful using plan against a 2+2er who will bet/bet/checkraise you. I love that play.

Brad

[kenberman]

On the turn, do you think your hand is good?
I do, and I will often raise here (especially b/c you just picked up 4 more outs).

Just wondering why you call.

[DeathDonkey]

I absolutely thought my pair of Aces was good. I didn't raise because I thought he had some crappy nothing drawing slim type of hand that might try to bluff again on the river. Once he checked I have a pretty easy value bet. As it turns out, he really had nothing because he didn't hesitate to fold on the end.

-DeathDonkey

[Brain]

Looks good to me, even to a passive PF player.

That wasn't me spewing, was it? No, I gave up the blind v. blind hand on the turn. I have to stop pretending to know what I'm doing there.