Top 2-pr on Coordinated Board

[EscapePlan9]

Blinds are 25/50
I'm the chip leader with 3500 chips
I have QJs on the CO. Two limpers before me, I limp as well.

Flop comes QJT rainbow. Blinds check, limpers check, I bet the pot. One of the limpers calls and everyone else folds.

The turn is a 2. Limper checks, I bet 2/3 pot, he min-raises and I call.

The river is a T. He goes all-in... and I fold.

Him betting slightly more than the pot and going all-in usually would make me think he is weak. Here, he c/c flop, c/min-raised the turn. I had trouble putting him on a hand I beat.

Villain here was quite loose. He played a lot of suited cards and connectors.

[Cactus Jack]

I'd have slowed down when he called the pot bet. If he didn't have it, he was drawing to it and didn't have the odds. When the ten hit, I'd have still checked behind him, then wait to see what he does on the river. You've got position and a good hand, but that board is scary. He doesn't have AK because he didn't raise,, but he sure might have a T, which is what I'd give him. You should give him credit for having something for calling the flop bet. If he doesn't, you most likely will get his chips later.

The problem with playing against donkeys is putting them on a hand. Second problem is they hit enough to make them play stupidly. Best to wait until they make another mistake which doesn't hit.

CJ

[EscapePlan9]

[The Golden 1]

I don't know what the villians stack is in relation to yours, but I think all in or check behind are two viable options on the turn, as he is most likely drawing or he has you beat already.

[Cactus Jack]