ANy Leaks in my Play here.

[PrvtBong]

Full Tilt - $0.02 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

CO: $3.70
BTN: $1.44
SB: $1.87
BB: $7.41
Hero (UTG): $1.83
MP: $2.17

SB posts SB $0.01, BB posts BB $0.02

Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero has Q Q

Hero raises to $0.08, MP calls $0.08, fold, fold, SB calls $0.07, BB calls $0.06

Flop: ($0.32, 4 players) T 2 8
SB checks, BB bets $0.32, Hero raises to $0.70, fold, fold, BB calls $0.38

Turn: ($1.72, 2 players) J
BB checks, Hero bets $1.05 and is all-in, BB calls $1.05

River: ($3.82, 2 players) A

[!Luck]

BUY IN FULL?

What does your raise on flop accomplish? Can we get some stats or reads or how about a range.

[PrvtBong]

Sorry new to posting hand history..... Well his stats at about 50 hands were like 65/5 he was pretty aggressive. But i think i just get stuck with these Overpairs and cant seem to get away from them. I still think im at that stage of be afraid of the bluff. And what im really asking his what line would have been better here.

[Imthenewfish]

his stats at about 50 hands were like 65/5 he was pretty aggressive

why do u think he's aggressive? seems pretty hard to believe and i just want to make sure you're not making a mistake at assessing his basic play style because then putting him on an accurate range is going to be pretty much impossible

[daviddem]

65/5 is loose passive. What is his post flop AF? (sometimes people are loose passive preflop and aggressive post flop).

What do you think his range is for donking this flop?
What do you think his range is for calling your raise?
Why did you raise the flop?
Why did you raise it to 0.70?

Try to answer these questions and we will take it from there.

[HarleyGuy13]

Nobody can tell you if there are any leaks without knowing your thought process. Need to know what range you put him on etc. Only obvious leak would be not buying in full.

[bigspenda73]

I'd just jam flop

[Arjonius]

Why 70 cents instead of some other amount? And when you did that, what was your plan for the turn?

[lautaaaaaa]

It must be pretty hard to put a 65/5 guy in a range, musn't it ? I mean, he could have called preflop with two Pokemon cards and donked the flop with a badugi A 2 3 8.

[daviddem]

When passive players start betting or raising, they are generally trying to tell you something...

[lautaaaaaa]

He didn't mention his AF postflop ...

[daviddem]

That's why I asked in my previous post... but OP seems to have disappeared...

[scott_owen]

yeh i dont like the size of the flop raise..

maybe more like $1.20, your either in the hand or your not..

the J is an unpleastant turn, there's not much left in his range that doesnt beat you.

79, 8T, 88, TT, JJ, 22, J10, are all hands that beat you, and are probably happy to let you bet considering he's passive... maybe he's got A10?

That said, it's impossible to put your guy on something concrete, i've been seeing this kind of play with a very wide range of cards that make little sense, and since he bet out instead of passively calling i'd want to be careful.

would potentially consider checking behind on the turn, there's a good chance he'd let you check down to the river. Its a weak play, but one you'd probably get away with at 2NL

i'll pick a favourite, i think he has JJ and 2 outed you on the turn. Bastard.

[scott_owen]

Also...

I'd just jam flop

i'm finding you get called enough by weak hands at 2NL to make this play a safe one. the board is rainbow and a set or 2 pair probably wouldve checked the flop as a slowplay because the majority of 2NL fish don't see straight draws, only flush draws.

[PrvtBong]

Forgot about this post he had 97s. Taking down the pot. Guess i should have opend my eyes instead of just playing my QQs But Im Slowly Learning.

[PrvtBong]

And i Just found the auto Top off. So no more having to reload.

[kmind]

Forgot about this post he had 97s. Taking down the pot. Guess i should have opend my eyes instead of just playing my QQs But Im Slowly Learning.

I'll help you learn some more. Don't post results and don't care about them either unless you're using it as a read.

[rpm]

It must be pretty hard to put a 65/5 guy in a range, musn't it ? I mean, he could have called preflop with two Pokemon cards and donked the flop with a badugi A 2 3 8.

hahahahahahaha. nh