98o flop two-pair on a straight board

[Stoneburg]

Loose Prima table. Majak in the SB is a semi-loose (vpip: 27) aggressive player who breaks even according to my PT, "play5" is new to the table so no read other than he bought in short. Majak has a little over the buy in, play5 has $10, I have them covered.

Unzip : Calls for 0.20
play5 : Calls for 0.20
kimbo_22 : Calls for 0.20
Forshaga : Folds
mrkenadams : Folds
triox : Folds
fahr9nheit : Folds
Jamal86 : Folds
Majak : Calls for 0.10
Stoneburg : Checks

Flop $1 [8s]
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Majak : Bets 0.60
Stoneburg : Raises for 1.80
Unzip : Folds
play5 : Calls for 1.80
kimbo_22 : Folds
Majak : Calls for 1.20

Turn $6.40 [Qs]
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Majak : Checks
Stoneburg : Checks
play5 : Checks

River $6.40 [Tc]
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Majak : Checks
Stoneburg : Checks
play5 : Bets 2.00
Majak : Folds
Stoneburg : Calls for 2.00

If he had the flush he wouldn't have checked behind on the turn, if he has JT he would have popped me sooner, I can't see him playing any hand with a J or a 6 here... but what the HELL would he cold-call a bet and a raise with on the flop?! I can't figure out what he has, but this is a call, right?

[poker2006]

I think you played it reasonable. Two pair on such a coordinated board is not the greatest thing, so I wouldn't push it too hard. You checked the turn because he could have made his flush, on the river he's getting another straight card. I would have called the river bet just to see what he played there, and make a note of that.

If you did win and wonder if you could make more money, I don't think you can push this hand too much.

[T-Rod]