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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6107908, member: 305911"] The villain having a small stack makes this complicated on the river since I feel this is a bet fold spot but with the effective stack being small we cant bet without being priced in to call. As played I probably fold the river in your shoes thinking I am up against two pair or the flush. I would never have put the villain on what they had. I think the hand should be played differently from how you played it. I noticed you 4x raised in this hand but in some other hands you post you 3x. Is there a reason you 4x here? I think 3x should be your normal bet and would rarely alter it except for some tables where you have one single player that calls everything and then is very weak post flop. I also think you are better off checking the flop or betting larger on the flop than the bet you made. The bet you made is getting nothing to fold. I much prefer checking here since if we do improve later in the hand and then want to get it in, we can in two streets since we are up against a small stack. On the turn as played I am think I would bet but for less than what you did. Double suited board so flush draws are possible which takes away some potential outs for us or at least makes us weary if we hit the straight but it brings a flush. I would bet enough there for villain to be drawing against the odds so Im thinking 12-15 cents. It sounds like a small difference but the less we bet here than the more room we have on the river to bet fold if have to. I would hope in game the way I would play this hand would be to raise to 6 cents pre, check the flop, bet the turn at 9 cents (half pot) and then on the river with a pot of 35 cents and villains remaining stack of 55 cents to bet about 15 cents and then fold to a jam. I wouldnt think villain would jam over me with just Jx or 10x but a jam would signal 2 pair plus. Could be sometimes I would be folding to a Qx there but most Qxs that call pre would be Qx with x>10 so they would have me beat or chopped. [/QUOTE]

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