a long, long, time ago, I can still remember

Hero has Q [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]J [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] and a big old stack of $325. Villian is unknown, and I cover him.

No raises preflop, 4 players. ($8 in the pot.) I am out of position in relation to hero. No one else matters.
Flop comes down, A,10,4, two hearts.

I check, hero (a chick I believe this is online tho), bets 10. I just call.

Turn ($28), A of hearts.

I check and call $30.

River $90, K of hearts.

I push for all the marbles.

[wtfsvi]

You should only get called by AA and AK here, but it depends. Against a remotely competent oponent, check raise is defenitly better than this. (I'm not sure if it's right though.) Against a stupid loose passive calling station oponent I suppose it's fine. (A stupid calling station oponent will also explain/make reasonable the passive line you took up until you hit.)

Your description of stack sizes isn't very helpful by the way. And calling the villain "hero" isn't normal, but I don't mind if that's what floats your boat.