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Message: [QUOTE="zebranky, post: 467843, member: 14994"] [b]a little more detailed...[/b] That's probably the piece of info everyone else missed - you're way behind the most likely hands after the flop, it's a check-fold or a bet-fold situation. And don't forget KJ is still one of the top 10 or so hands (disregarding the whole issue of suits, of course) PF, so don't be afraid to get a big raise in. A good raise PF (around 4-5 BB) is not unreasonable at low stakes, and you may have been able to push the QJ out of the hand before the flop. At the worst you would force the PP to raise or fold, depending on their aggression level. [/QUOTE]