$200 PLO on UB, full ring. Table was juicy, but a few regulars just sat down and the game seems to tighten up a bit. I'm contemplating to leave when the following hand comes up. I'm up a few bucks, didn't play any big pots and must appear tight to those who are paying attention. I don't have notes on my opponent, and during this session he hasn't done anything remarkable. He bought in full but lost some here and there and has $140 or so.

I get [Ac][Qs][Jh] in the BB. Few limpers, I check.

Flop: [Js][9h]. Checked to opponent in LP who bets $5 (slightly less than full pot). I checkraise to $25 or so, and opponent calls.

Turn: . I pot ($60), villain flat calls.

River: . I put him in for about $55 more.

Thoughts? What does villain have?

I'd say JJ/99?

/A

Well, how about QT with no redraw?

I'd have been at least tempted to bet out the flop, bet the turn definitely, check the river.

I think the CR is nice if you suspect a weak hand in LP, but I'm not sure about that against a nondescript (which usually translates to "tight") opponent. I'm also a little bit in doubt on Monk's check-call. You only get implied odds, I would think, if he just has a smaller flush and you both hit.