No Limit Hold'em $0.10/$0.25
> Merge Network
> 6 players
> Formatted by pokercopilot.com - Mac OS X hand history analysis and tracking
>
> Stacks:
> UTG - eastbayniggy ($31.13)
> MP - Hero ($46.25)
> SB - givemedamuni ($20.02)
> CO - izgubicu2 ($20.49)
> BTN - menoetius ($25.00)
> BB - yourenotmysupervisor ($25.25)
>
> Preflop: ($0.35, 6 players) Hero is MP with 8s 8c
> eastbayniggy raises to $0.75, Hero calls $0.75, 3 folds
>
> Flop: 8d 9c 5s ($1.85, 3 players)
> eastbayniggy bets $1.38, Hero calls $1.38
>
> Turn: Kh ($4.61, 3 players)
> eastbayniggy bets $3.07, Hero raises to $7.75, eastbayniggy calls $4.68
>
> River: 7h ($20.11, 3 players)
> eastbayniggy bets $3.99, Hero bets $36.37 (all-in), eastbayniggy bets $17.26 (all-in)
>
> Total Pot: $77.73
> Hero shows 8s 8c (8s 8c)
> eastbayniggy shows Ts Js (Ts Js)
>
> Hero wins $15.12
> eastbayniggy wins $60.61

What is the correct play here?
Is it OK to shove river, or is it better just to call?
Guy is playing 18/14/AF 3.56 and c-bet of 59%, no relevant history

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On the river he outplayed u, his hand looks like an ak, 2pair, small set or bluff.
I would prob shove, however i would also raise bigger on T and then his small on R would be less suspitious.
Min raising very bad, coz u give him good price for his draws and gutshots bc when he hits u will have tough time folding/not stacking off.
Also if u raise bigger its good 4 ur metagame since the turn is K and he will now wonder if u really have it or are just bluffing the **** out of him.

yes id raise bigger on the turn for value and to make things clearer on river

raise flop, there are alot of bad turn cards

why would you ever want to jam otr is beyond me.

As played just call the river. I fully understand why you raised to get value from all the wonky 2 pair hands but with that coordinated board a lot of those hands are folding and you are behind way too much.