** Television [Hold 'em] (1.00|2.00 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money

- Wildhunt sitting in seat 1 with $176.43
- TotallyWired sitting in seat 2 with $200.00 [Sitting out]
- rastaman1 sitting in seat 3 with $201.30
- Hero sitting in seat 4 with $369.53
- _trigger_ sitting in seat 5 with $54.90 [Dealer]
- Doinkster sitting in seat 6 with $174.15

Doinkster posted the small blind - $1.00
Wildhunt posted the big blind - $2.00
** Dealing card to Hero: [6h]
rastaman1 folded
Hero raised - $8.00
_trigger_ folded
Doinkster called - $8.00
Wildhunt folded

** Dealing the flop: [6d][Jh]
Doinkster checked
Hero bet - $12.00
Doinkster called - $12.00

** Dealing the turn:
Doinkster checked
Hero bet - $35.00
Doinkster called - $35.00

** Dealing the river:
Doinkster checked
Hero went all-in - $314.53
Doinkster went all-in - $120.15

Doinkster shows: [Kh]
Hero wins $350.30 from the main pot

DOINK!...I bet you wish you didnt chase those overcards huh?

Well he might think his hand could possibly be good and he would like to see the action on the turn confirming his thoughts or maybe just taking the hand away "floating". Now the A comes on the turn and he thinks he's the one trapping right now, would he really be that bad if he would check raise you ICe?? He decides to keep slowplaying or doesn't want to commit a big chunk of his stack with TPTK. River is K and now he even beats all the 2 pair hands, Since he never raised he probably has zero clue where he is now and decides to make the (heroic) calldown.

The all-in call is absolutely terrible.

Once he gets to the river, I dont see how he can fold to the all in after rinner runnering top 2 pair. Im sure at that point he was 90% sure he was ahead. Im surprised he didnt push instead of check/calling. I wouldve checked behind with most hands I could have there, which makes his river play even worse.

man i need to start doing some all-in overbets. I probably would have only made $65 on the river, unless he check/pushed