Re: For a good time, call.
"$20-40, one of those games that seems real soft if you make a few hands and impossibly tough if you don't. I was doing that second thing for couple hours when this hand came up. ."
I think this pretty much sums up your thoughts on this hand. From the very loose calls pre-flop and on the flop to the very timid calls on the turn and the river, you played like someone who had been losing all night.
First you thought, hell, I am better than these guys and should be winning a lot more than I am, I will cold-call 2 bets with 44 and then outplay them. Then you caught your hand and started thinking, man, these guys have been killing me all night, might as well get to a showdown as cheaply as positive.
Why did you call the flop bet if you weren't prepared to raise when catching your perfect card?
What exactly were you hoping would come on the turn?
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