I actually insta called this. Once I saw the jack, there was no way I was folding. The pot was huge and my hand just improved, although looking back, the J didnt help that much. Well, it hepled but it still didnt put me ahead.

The river was the . EP slammed down his 44 in a rather unsportsmanlike manner. His unsportsmanship got much worse when I tabled my hand. He tilted the rest of his money off less then 5 mins later after having had a $1500 stack not too long ago.

He did get outdrawn a few times, but they were the kind of outdraws that you bring on yourself by calling raises with K6s and flopping 2 pair which can easily get counterfeited and by min reraising people (me) with a very scray draw heavy board.

I am actually very surprised you didn't put this guy on 44. It's the only hand on the flop that made any sense to me. The action, his min CR on the flop - especially after that other guy's comment - and the way the action played out made me think it's only hand he could have here. I might have priced you in the same way if I though you had two pair and someone spelled out he was folding an ace.