Saturday Night at the local card room, they were running tons of promos that day, so they were at capacity and there were plenty of people sitting on monster stacks from playing 10+ hours.

Hero BB: $280 - WG in my 30's Have been playing about 2 hours and probably viewed as a TAG/ABC player, I've only really shown down AA twice, and a straight in a large multiway pot that was chopped with Villain.

V1 CO: $700 - Older man who's in his mid 60's to early 70's - This guy is something else, playing over 50% of his hands PF, and raising only 5% have seen him call a raise pf with any Ax, Q2s, you get the idea. Hes super sticky and not very aggressive, yet earlier he made me fold my AQo on KcQxJc board when he bet 1/2 pot into 4 other players - made it to show down and he had QTo.

V2 UTG+1: MAWG with foreign accent. New to the table, bought in for $100, busted and bought in for $100 again, has not shown down many hands but he strikes me as a super sticky and passive "lets gambool!" type of player.

4 limps, SB completes and Hero knuckles 83

Flop: $10 - 274

Hero leads for $10, V2 calls in MP, V1 in the CO calls.

Turn: $40 T

Hero checks, V2 checks, V1 bets $20, Hero calls, V2 calls (If the hand was HU against different opponents I may have led the turn or even C/R but these guys are exactly the kind to be playing random FDs)

River: $100 2

Hero?? B/F? C/C? C/F?

i think im gunna take the B/F option here. if V1 isn't terribly aggressive we can assume we wont be raised unless its by a hand that beats us. is v2 so passive that we expect v2 to check a turned flush here? hes playing with a small stack. I'd expect to hear from him on the turn if he hit his hand especially when he closes the action after V1 bets and you call. i think we can bet like $35 and fold to a raise from v1.

Sticky but not aggressive = fire away!!! Would lead $60 or so. Probably have to b/f, as villain will tell you if you’re beat.

I would xf flop.

Turn is ok.

Ap river is meh, starting w a check and seeing what happens

Yeah my biggest mistake was leading the flop, which became compounded by who called

Definitely checking flop. What I would have done OTT would depend on the flop action had you checked. As played, bet turn, b/f river. If you were against aggressive or spewy Vs, I could see taking a c/c line OTR.

Guess not many find this hand interesting enough to weigh in.

Hero Checked river, leaning toward calling a bet of $40 or less (both villains are not great at sizing) and it checked around.

V1 shows J6 to scoop the pot and says, I would have bet but the board pairing scared me

Sounds like 1/2 logic to me. Guess it saved you some money though.