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[QUOTE="liuouhgkres, post: 5700867, member: 224153"]
You are realizing it wrong, guys here are very weak and their hand analysis are wrong too most of the time. Your turn check was correct, but I will break down everything from beginning.

[B]Preflop.[/B] This is a decent hand to raise, especially when you play from SB, it's good to have raise or fold strategy. You should raise linear 13%-15% percent and never call. Your sizing is a bit small, should make it 7bb-7.5bb. [B]Well played overall.[/B]

[B]Flop.[/B] This board is not exactly good for your range, because villain can have small sets. For this reason you should bet polarized range. That also means you should use big sizing. Your sizing is too small, you should make it around 75%.  [B]Well played overall. [/B]

[B]Turn. [/B]When villain calls flop, you can go and bet turn all of your strong hands, you need to have stronger betting range and you also need to have some hands that can check call turn. On the turn you should continue betting with small sets, overpairs and AJ and check all weaker jacks (also should check JJ) Your check with QJ was good. Obviously, once villain bets we call. [B]Well played. [/B]

[B]River. [/B]In your range you have better bluff catchers. QJ, KJ with one club, because they block a flush, you can have some flushes that you checked on the turn. Funny enough, calling even with 7 is better than a naked J, because with 7 you block sets and two pairs and with J you don't. [B]Good fold. [/B]

Overall, you played this hand really well, much better than I expect from someone playing NL2.
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