SteveGriff

Well, it's a call, but be prepared to cry Steve Griff

Perfect you say? Given that you've pinned your opponent to one hand, and with that hand your beating him, why didn't you cap the river? :wink: See ya later TrueSteve Griff

I think you need to get from being passive post-flop here and more aggressive. I think you need to chuck a raise in here somewhere, usually on the flop - depends on your opponents tendenciesA calling player is a losing playerSteve Griff

well seeing that MP1 decided to re-raise the river after slowing down the turn is a weird one... don't you think your behind more often not to some ace combo in this spot?I don't think a cap was a good ideaSteve Griff

People call on the flop for a whole matter of reasons, his call doesn't mean he has top pair.The SB or Button could have a draw, middle pair, even bottom pair. IMO, you should be betting this turn unless you know your opponent/s to be TP rocks or something. Why didn't anyone raise? They're all weak passive opponents? Would button raise with TP?Steve Griff

His flop check through - in a lot of instances that indicates a monster. Did you think about betting the flop?Well seeing your one diamond from the nut flush on the turn....Steve Griff

When UTG bets out, he's betting into three other players. Most of the time this is a strong made hand. Usually you see A2 being beaten hereDid you have a read on UTG?Steve Griff

Against one opponent I would bet, but against two opponents I'd check/call. A possible flush and straight just made it.If you feel confident about folding to a river raise, then you might want to think about betting against two opponents.Steve Griff

Don't think you can fold the river for the odds your getting. Steve Griff