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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7015079, member: 397965"]
This is true and depending on, how bad this opponent was, maybe you could have jammed the river for value. You need to be good more than 50% when called, but if he is usually raising 2 pair or better on the turn, and will also hero call with hands like AT, KT or QT, then maybe its a fine value shove. But its not really fundamentally sound poker, because you bet to much preflop and on the flop. And once you fix that, you will arrive at the river with more stack left behind.

Also when you move up, there will be less players, who will stack off with second pair or worse, and then you absolutely can not play for stacks with just top pair second kicker. And since the main purpose of 2NL is to get practice (or have fun), I dont recommend learning strategies, which you then have to unlearn again already at 5NL or 10NL. A HUD is very usefull here also though, since it helps you to identify the fish, who might call down to light and the tight players, where you would 100% be value owning yourself, if you jam this river with KJ.
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