2/4 deepstacks w/ a tricky player

[solid]

Haha, yeah. I only stopped reraising you preflop because the hands I was getting even I couldn't bring myself to play. And the one time I did it for old times' sake with 84o you pushed all in over the top. How rude.

[Ulysses]

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One example was you raised to $16 preflop, and I called behind you with 99. The flop was QJx rainbow, and you bet 12. I immediately put you on A10 or AK and called you down until a 10 came on the river.

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Why didn't you raise him on the flop or turn?

[elnino12]

"Why didn't you raise him on the flop or turn? "

I called the flop, he checked the turn and I bet and he called...river was the 10, so he bet strong and I thought I was pretty clearly behind. I folded and he flashed AK.

I realize the original post was off, as I was just giving a quicky example. Whoops.

-Nino

[Ulysses]

That makes more sense. Did you bet enough on the turn?

[elnino12]

"Did you bet enough on the turn? "

Probably not...there were 2 overcards, a flush draw, and a straight draw all on board, and I didn't have SO much confidence in my read that I could bet all those hands out of the pot. I admit it was a little weak on my part, but I usually like keeping pots a little smaller against slightly LAG players, especially when I don't have an amazing hand. This could be seen as a leak, or just me being a little weak-tight. I certainly am nowhere near mistake-free, and the originally posted hand makes this pretty clear. Anyways, thanks for the comments.

-Nino