Hi all,

First I want to start off by explaining that I play in a casino that uses a French deck. In a French deck, a King is R, Queen is D, Jack is V.

I don't do this very often but I realized that I misread my hand, thinking that I was dealt AJ but was really dealt AQ.

OTTH.

Villain is a sticky fish, limp calling pretty much every hand. Saw a showdown where he checked called twice with mp on scary board. He sits with $250 and I have him outchipped.

Hero dealth AQh (however, I thought at the time I had AJ)

Villain utg limps, hero in MP raises to $15, folds to villain who calls.

Flop ($33): 4s Ah Kh

Villain checks, I bet $20, villain calls

Turn ($73): Qs

Villain checks

Now, here is where I would have bet if I had not misread my hand. I checked behind.

River ($73): Js

Villain leads $50

Hero at this point looks back at his hand, and realizes he had misread his hand - action on us: ??

I barrel turn with both AQ/AJ.
As played i bluffcatch here and hope for Ax, KQ, busted FD.

+1

I bet the turn even with AJ at that point. As played, just call.

Welp, you’re ahead of some combos like BD DV BR RD, I’m not even sure AB is a bet or maybe AD is, close.

Results: I flatted and he turns over K10. I thought I made the right play, and happy to see others would have done the same. Thought I was still ahead of a ton.

As for if I had AJ - surprised to see some would fire another bullet on the turn. If I did indeed have AJ, I see alot of value for the check on the turn as KQ, J10 got there. I would have put in another bet on riv if it was safe.

okay, but what about Ax, Kx, all the possible flush draws, not to mention random floats or 88 getting stubborn.