1€/2€ at my local casino. Been sitting on the table for about 2 hours.
STACKS: UTG around 280€, MP around 380€, HERO around 440€.
UTG (pretty loose aggressive) raises to 17€, drunk fishy guy in MP calls and I flat call on the B with JJ. UTG cbets for 30€, MP calls and I raise to 70€ (I think it was way too small). We check the T and UTG goes AI on the R for about 190€. MP thinks for about 5 seconds and calls (he has 100€ behind). I have about 350€ behind. INFO: UTG was bluffing a lot, but usually he raised to 13€. I only saw him raise once to 17€ when he had KK. Anyways my plan was to call any bet from him on the R. But it was really weird that MP (just) called.
I was really confused on the river.

Board: 9544T

HERO?

Why you check the 10 , could of bet half pot? Is his holding range going to be a 4 -- set/trips/quad, I think he would of the to extract some value earlier . Boards like they don't scare me because if he had QQ+ money would of been in preflop. I think you had the pot. Board is dry for flush or straight so you could of took a cooler but I think you were ahead. Unless he caught his 10s full of 4s on the river .

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Next time show the flop board before going into flop decisions. Repeat for turn and river.

Anyways, I'm puzzled by the 2bet on the flop. What are we trying to achieve? Seems like worse hands will all fold on the failry dry flop which doesn't seem to connect to any sort of raised pf pot ranges. Turn is a blank, so why not fire one more time to extract value and set up a likelyhood of getting checked to OTR should we elect to only go for 2 streets of value with our top pair.

edit: as played, calling is trivial. Raising is absurd.