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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6795368, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Definitely a standard open. Open folding any pocket pair from CO would be insanely nitty.

Flop
I like going for a check-raise on this wet board. Even if you are behind to a flopped straight, you still have equity. However your sizing is very small. You made it $0,51 more for him to call to win a pot of $2,29, so your raise was less than half pot. The whole point of a check-raise is to get more money into the pot, so this is not enough. Something like $1,2 is much better.

Turn
Now there is a 1-liner to a straight, which is of course not, what you wanted to see. The correct decision here is definitely to slow down and check-call. You might still have the best hand, and if not you have 10 outs to boat up. So you are both drawing and bluffcatching at the same time.

River
A brick and unfortunately he bet again. He is representing an 8, and unless he is bluffing, this is, what he have. There is a busted flushdraw, which he could be bluffing with. But he bet almost full pot, so you are not getting a good price. Personally I lean towards a fold here. Its not like, it difficult for him to have an 8, so there is a ton of value, you lose you, and probably not enough bluffs to call almost full pot.
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