Sorry, but I had to post this hand...
Dealer: Hand #1530660947
Dealer: fluky7 posts the small blind of $0.25
Dealer: molikeu posts the big blind of $0.50
Dealer: You have been dealt [8c Qs Js 5d]
Dealer: ArnoldF calls $0.50
Dealer: franco33 calls $0.50
Dealer: Shudy ABC calls $0.50
Dealer: Doubledoubt raises to $1.85
Dealer: fluky7 folds
Dealer: molikeu calls $1.35
Dealer: ArnoldF calls $1.35
Dealer: franco33 folds
Dealer: Shudy ABC calls $1.35
Dealer: The flop is [4h 9s 7s]
Dealer: molikeu checks
Dealer: ArnoldF checks
Dealer: Shudy ABC checks
Dealer: Doubledoubt checks
Dealer: The turn is [9c]
Dealer: molikeu checks
Dealer: ArnoldF checks
Dealer: Shudy ABC bets $8.15
Dealer: fluky7 is feeling angry
Dealer: Doubledoubt folds
Dealer: molikeu calls $8.15
Dealer: ArnoldF folds
Dealer: The river is [Ac]
Dealer: molikeu checks
Dealer: Shudy ABC checks
fluky7: damn
Dealer: Shudy ABC shows a pair of Nines
Dealer: molikeu mucks


I'm a PLO donk btw

Really?

Some analysis, if you're interested:

1. Fold preflop. QJ85 with a single suit is a deceptively bad hand.
2. Bet the flop. Checking isnt too bad, but you've hit about as nice a flop as you are going to get with that hand. Why not bet it?
3. Don't bet the turn. If you had no draw at all I wouldnt mind it, but a lot of rivers can help you.
4. If you do bet the turn, don't bet pot. Betting $5 has the same effect and saves 6.3xbb.
5. Given that you bet the turn, bet the river. Every draw missed, a 9 would have to fold and it's unlikely he would check a boat on the turn and river. This is an excellent opportunity to steal with a 2/3 pot bet.

Since I am confused about who we are the only things I can see are fold preflop, we don't want to be playing a 3card hand, and then maybe bet the flop.