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saw flop|saw showdown
SB ($5.58)
BB ($10.92)
UTG ($9.28)
MP ($5.63)
IAGTTAYM ($16.34)
Preflop: IAGTTAYM is Button with J
, A 
. UTG calls $0.05, 1 fold, IAGTTAYM raises to $0.25, 2 folds, UTG calls $0.20.
Flop: ($0.57) T
, 9 , 8 (2 players)UTG bets $0.2, IAGTTAYM raises to $1, UTG calls $0.80.
Turn: ($2.57) 3
(2 players)UTG bets $0.3, IAGTTAYM raises to $2.2, UTG calls $1.90.
River: ($6.97) J
(2 players)UTG checks, IAGTTAYM?
Villian had not been at the table for long, but he seemed happy tp splash around a little. Villian had recently doubled up when he floated on a J97 flop with 33 and hit the set on the turn.
Preflop: Pretty standard for me, I attack limpers with position a lot.
Flop: Most of the time when villians leads weak, like in this situation, I raise. This time it's a no-brainer with the flush draw and str8 draw. Villian calls which is kinda worrying.
Turn: 3 of hearts doesn't really change anything. Villian weak leads again, which is unusual. I feelt like it was a good chance he was trying to buy a draw card cheap. So I decided to raise his weak bet (Is the size ok?), with the intention to fire at the river if another blank came off.
River: I hit my flush and villian checks. It's a four card straight flush on the board now. At this level, do you guys think there is a whole lot of value in betting the river? Would villian really draw to a small flush or a k high flush, and then check the river? Can I get any value from a straight? Villian got $5.83 left. He started the session with $3
