I think the guy played his queens very well up until the turn. I don't get why you would check the turn though. The reason you flat pre and flat on the flop is to bet the turn when it's checked to you. Betting the turn gets you in control of the hand and shows the table how it goes when they try and play back at you. I think he must call the river because of that check but he should expect to see 3 jacks and lose. This will be a fitting punishment from the poker gods for checking the turn.
1) to let moomin bluff/v-bet worse than QQ LDO on the riv
2) moorman is quite capable of CRAI with hands that QQ beats but cannot possibly call
imo hero played it fine.
Yes buddy I understand the general concept. But the snag in this hand is that I can't see how Villain thinks Hero is going to bet. So why would he check? Hero is seen as tight scared money and you can see the way he plays his hand is seemingly very passive. There is no indication that if Moorman checks this guy is going to come firing after the pot. If he did think his opponent would bet then he would have been wrong because we know the guy did actually check behind. I think Villain expects the check, and this makes me think he doesn't have A-A or K-K. But it does make me think he wants to see the river for free because the J hit his hand in some way. If Villain expects and wants Hero to check, then I think Hero should bet.
Agreed that checking gets Villain bluffing on the river but the downside is Villain may no longer be bluffing. At any rate there are going to be a lot of river cards we hate and give us a tough decision. A lot of people are now saying fold when Villain fires on the river here, but this is what we wanted to happen isn't it? So checking the turn isn't a strat without it's problems either. I really don't think he vbets with worse than queens either. And I don't think he's giving up on the hand. So why check the turn? I agree 9-10 works.