[Syberduh]

No no. This is Commerce. When you get called in two spots on a flop like that with an overpair you're still good > 75% of the time. Almost no one in this game will dare to flatcall with QQ, KK, AA, or 9T on a flop that also has a flush draw. Many will shove a set.

I bet the turn because I really thought that the main villain was on a flush draw and the other villain is a typical Commerce player who could have any draw with 4 or more outs. If I hadn't picked up the straight draw on the turn, are you guys still in favor of checking? I realize 1 pair is rarely good in this situation against decent players, but this is the Commerce 3/5.

I checked the river because I thought his betting range was wider than his calling range - including all kinds of ugly busted flush draws. Trust me his flush draw range is WAY wider than AK/AQ clubs.

When I checked the river I really thought my main decision was going to be whether or not to CR all in over a river bet of 100-200 (get in a different frame of mind, play at Commerce makes no sense). Because I have two of the jacks, I was very confident that I was ahead throughout the hand until the shove. You guys really think this river shove has a range wider than air/nuts?