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Seat 0: berg5528 ($2465) – 
Seat 1: maxEmus125 ($3546.50) – 
Seat 2: Lent53 ($5583.50) – 
Seat 3: _BeWater_ ($2660)
Seat 4: urbandb888 ($3215.70)
Seat 5: keep00 ($1929.50)
PRE-FLOP:
maxEmus125 posts small blind $10
Lent53 posts BIG blind $25
Dealt To: urbandb888
FOLD _BeWater_
RAISE urbandb888 ($85)
FOLD keep00
FOLD berg5528
FOLD maxEmus125
CALL Lent53 ($85)
FLOP:
Pot: $205
CHECK Lent53
CHECK urbandb888
TURN:
Pot: $205 
CHECK Lent53
BET urbandb888 ($180)
RAISE Lent53 ($380)
CALL urbandb888 ($380)
RIVER:
Pot: $1145 
BET Lent53 ($650)
CALL urbandb888 ($650)
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It didn’t even occur to me that I had less than the nuts here. I was thinking his turn range would have to be 100% bluffs since I held the Ah. I still would have raised a non-board-pairing river (not that his line makes any sense for anything that could make a boat) just because Th 9h hadn’t even occurred to me. But that’s exactly what I ran into.
Meanwhile, I got a top 20 stack back up in the Second Chance only to bust 91st after running JJ into KK and then losing the last of my chips on a “race” A9 < 54. Oh and I got JJ all in against TT on an 884 flop also at 10/25 just to see the @#$$%^#Q$# river his T. God I hate this game.
You obviously considered the A high flush not being the nuts since you didnt RR in position on river
Well it wasn’t the nuts on the river because the board paired. I was thinking I had the nuts on the turn, but I also assumed Villain was trying to represent my hand, so a 3-bet was only going to discourage him. I didn’t really think he’d make that checkraise with anything that had outs to a boat, but all the same, I didn’t see him calling a river raise with a worse hand than mine, either.