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[QUOTE="lukaszkrzi, post: 6576375, member: 134785"]
Preflop: With T♥ 8♠ in the BB, it is a reasonable hand to check with. The BTN has a high VPIP of 48, indicating they are likely to play a lot of hands, and a low PFR of 14, indicating they are not likely to raise preflop very often. The SB also calls a small amount, which is typical in STT's.

Flop: The flop comes T♣ 3♥ T♠ and it hits your hand with a set of tens. It's a good flop for you, SB checks, you can make a value bet with 168, The BTN calls which is good as it shows that they have a good hand. The SB folds which is good as well, because he may have a weak hand.

Turn: The turn brings 9♠. You make a bet of 302, which is a decent sized bet to make. The BTN raises all-in, this is a tricky spot. The BTN has a very high VPIP, so he could be playing a wide range of hands. The all-in move suggests a strong hand, but it's also possible that he's bluffing.

It's important to consider the stack sizes and tournament dynamics. With only 15 bb, it is tight spot. The play would depend on how confident you feel about the strength of your hand and the read you have on the BTN's play. If you believe the BTN is bluffing, you could consider calling or re-raising. However, if you are unsure or believe the BTN has a strong hand, it may be safer to fold and preserve your chip stack.
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