5-10 at true; on the other side of a bluff

[WDC]

I am UTG; it's my last hand of the night

I get pocket J's, I raise two cold callers; sb flods bid blind calls

flop is KQJ two clubs. I bet raised in late position, BB calls two cold; I three bet, both call.

Turn is a blank non club; bb checks; I bet call in LP; BB checkraises; I three bet and we lose the LP. BB Calls.

River is a Q pairing the board and giving me the full.

BB bets; I raise, BB three bets and a little tilty I cap. BB calls.

I know I can't fold the fh, but should I have played it so agressively on turn and river.

I win, but can you guess what BB had.

Results below




he had 10-7 of hearts. No flush draw was ever on the board.

[BigEndian]

You should be ramming and jamming. Odds are good the flop touched someone and you're going to make a bundle off them. The river would have me standing on the table with a 3-foot snow shovel.

- Jim

[SpaceAce]

You had a good hand but that is a pretty dangerous full house. KQ and QJ are not all that unlikely. Even KK is possible but I think you'd have known if he was holding a giant like that. Seeing as he was in the big blid, there's a pretty good chance he's playing any two decent cards (of course, it turned out his cards sucked). I wouldn't be too worried, here. I'd have kept pumping the pot because most times in this situation I am probably way ahead.

By the way, I would have figured him for something like KJ, not 10-7. I mean, 10-7? Come on.

SpaceAce

[WDC]

feaked me out too. Why call the cap with a busted whatever?