why do you bet the turn here? Not really sure what even betting out on the flop accomplishes in this situation, you are out of position. You gain nothing and your hand isn't that strong you could be drawing dead already.

Against a calling station, don't semi-bluff I really doubt your J high is good here.

Originally Posted by PJ of TheGame

Texas Hold'em $0.25-$0.50 (real money), hand #118,422,153
Table Mannheim, 12 Feb 2006 4:38 PM ET

Seat 1: chr1s3
Seat 2: FF_
Seat 3: PJofTheGame [ , ]
Seat 4: Devils1995
Seat 5: LADYZ13
Seat 6: PokerAoD
Seat 7: mbreeding
Seat 8: sharshie
Seat 9: archivefever
Seat 10: ffguitarguy.
ANTES/BLINDS
FF_ posts blind ($0.15), PJofTheGame posts blind ($0.25).

PRE-FLOP
2 folds, PokerAoD calls $0.25, 4 folds, chr1s3 calls $0.25, FF_ calls $0.10, PJofTheGame checks.

FLOP [board cards ,, ]
FF_ checks, PJofTheGame bets $0.25, PokerAoD calls $0.25, chr1s3 folds, FF_ calls $0.25.

TURN [board cards ,,,]
FF_ checks, PJofTheGame bets $0.50, PokerAoD calls $0.50, FF_ folds.

RIVER [board cards ,,,,]
PJofTheGame checks, PokerAoD checks.

SHOWDOWN
PJofTheGame shows [ 10D,JD ]
PokerAoD shows [ QH,JH ]
PokerAoD wins $2.65.

You should've checked turn, he would've given you freecard most likely.