Do i make a wrong guess?

I played 3/6 in a cardroom yesterday.. and i had a hand that broke me..but i m wondering if i make any wrong move.

Preflop (12 SB): Hero UTH K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] raise 4 callers and both blinds call 6 players in the plot

Flop ( 6 SB) : 9 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 2 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]
Hero bet: nobody fold.

Turn 10 (8 BB)10 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] hero bets 2 callers mp3 2 bets.. 2 blinds fold Hero calls and the callers call

river (10 BB) K [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] Raiser bets hero raises 2 callers fold raiser 3 bets..

There is several hands in my mind
1)99
He tries to slow play his set on the flop and 2 bets me on the turn. and doesn't know i outdraw him on the river...so he 3 bets me on the river
2)9 10
He 2 bets me on the turn, and he thinks his two pairs is good...
3)J Q..
the only hand that i worry...but why does he 2 bets me on the turn? He sure does have enough pot odd to raise for open end straight on the turn for value..but runner-runner?

Hero is short-stacked..so he is going to go in all in with his remaining 3 bets anyway

The results is obvious as hero went broke...but did i make any wrong decision?

any suggestions are welcome

[istewart]

Looks like a fairly easy cap to me.

Nope. I can't see anything wrong with the way you played this hand. The only hand that beats you on the river is QJ. You can't slow down. If you'd had more money you needed to cap the river. The only thing I'd caution you against is being so results oriented. You played it right, villian played it wrong and got lucky. That's poker.

One hand that beats you.

cap -eh- slovakia

it aint even close

[bottomset]

I'm pretty sure its a English isn't his main language thing

but these made me laugh

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Hero bet: nobody fold

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hero bets 2 mp3 2 bets

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his? the name is pornqueen haha

[bozlax]

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villian played it wrong

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As a blanket statement, this is pretty bad. Depending on Villan's read on the table (and especially Hero, who, remember, has bled down to where he's got less than 10BB, so he may be tilting or just plain bad), he's got as many as 11 outs, and with 3 opponents and 1 card to come 11 outs is almost exactly neutral-EV. But if Hero is weak-tight, and Villan can raise and fold a hand like AQ, then he's just bought himself some important outs.

Granted, this assumes a lot, and since he played QJ in MP against a UTG PFR Villan is loose, so he might just not know what he's doing, but underestimating your opponents even in review is a good way to go broke.

Thanks for the comments, and yes I do tend to underestimate my opponents. While villian's turn play "may" be okay, I think his preflop and flop play were clearly bad. Again I suppose it depends on villians read of hero, but how many outs does he have on the flop? Is 12-1 with 2 weak overcards and a backdoor str8 draw against a preflop raiser good enough for a call here? I wouldn't do it unless I was sure that my opponent was very weak-tight. Even then there are still other players in the hand, calling with something.

*grunch*
Villain's got two overcards on flop, just played it way loose...he picked up a straight draw and you got too much help with that third K. I think you played it fine, but I'd cappucino on the river. QJ is a hard hand to put him on, but what can you do. Maybe reraise the turn to thin the field? I know this doesn't get him out, but you could easily switch his hand for one of the callers.

ScottieK