Right had one of those days - step up a level to $100 as bankroll now permits, and get out drawn by muppets all evening leaving a sizable dent in the bankroll.

Twice got all in way ahead with KK
Once pre flop vs QQ lose to Quad Q's
Once post flop of 8TQ, I checkraise and muppet (40 / 10) pushes with Q9 of course the turn is a Q.

Both for near whole stacks

Pissed off generally as 1/8 of bankroll has distroyed in a matter of minutes but happy with my play in the hands above. The plays should pay over time.

Lost big again in this hand but not so sure of my play. This is my first hand post (hopefully of many) and I guess it worth noting all the hands are on Bodog so add the extra muppet factor. What do you guys think? I felt I had the pot odds to call on the river.
What do you do?

And btw what happened to the main website?

No reason to raise this from the BB into two limpers...high variance with a medium strength hand OOP at a limit you're not quite comfortable with. Wait, that makes it a BAD idea.

People who limp generally have AX, small-mid pp's, or other drawing hands (maybe crap like KT too). So consider the texture of this flop: HIGHLY COORDINATED.

A lot of hands will have hit this flop pretty hard. You made a good cb, but there's quite a case for not even making one here oop vs limp-callers.

The turn MIGHT have brought you the best hand...you're still behind to flopped 2pr+ and AX 2prs...so you should strongly consider checking here and evaluating if they bet. You can call and check-call river, or call and check-fold...or check-fold turn...

You've basically dug yourself a hole in this hand because you raised it OOP and didn't slow down with a highly coordinated flop. His turn raise - a MIN raise - should've convinced you to fold.

You played this hand very bad...sounds harsh, sorry.

Agree with all the comments BK makes here.

AJ out of position in a full ring game is basically a bag'o'shite. I check this 100% of the time in the BB against limpers.

If you want to play an aggressive preflop game and raise from the blinds to show strength then raise it a decent amount, $4 isn't going to do it against 2 limpers.

OK the flop is where it starts to get messy, to be honest against limp callers on that board I'm giving up pretty much straight away, we're OOP here, if we c-bet repping a big hand and one of the villains raise then that's going to shut us out obv, but much more dangerously a call doesn't really give us any extra info (apart from AJ being no good) and for all we know we could be drawing dead.

Our TP on the turn doesn't really change much, I'm still not liking the hand and probably just go into check/call mode if I ever get to this spot. But, look at the way villain played this hand....a flat call on the flop and a min-raise on the turn, that sir, means he's got more than one pair and you're now drawing to 5 outs at most....dump it now.

As for the river, the way the hand went down why are you betting here? What are you hoping to get value from? What are you putting villain on?

Time to grind back up to those 20 buyins at the 50s then