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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6460222, member: 305911"] On the flop imo you dont need to go that big. You should want worse hands to stay in the hand here so I would bet an amount that sets up a turn jam if I should want to but doesnt necessarily scare all other hands away. I also think, depending on villains skillset, they can put you on about the hand you have since unless you 3 bet often (I dont know what villains think about you) that you are top of your range here and also would not bet the flop in the way you did with 1010 and probably not JJ or AK into two opponents. Im thinking around $2 here or so would be my sizing which would leave us with $6.95 going to turn and if we get one caller the pot would be $7.65. My plan on the turn would be to jam all non spade, non Q cards that come on the turn. If a spade did come on the turn I would continue to bet (unless both villains called the flop) but would lower my sizing relative to the pot (maybe make it $2.80 ish)and see how villain reacts. If they jam over us then we have a decision to make on whether we think they bluff enough or would do that with just Qx. My river plan (assuming it gets there with three spades on the board) would be to check river and then evaluate. As played with that large of a flop bet, there is no sizing we could make it on the turn without committing ourselves since SPR is about .5. With the flush coming in, if we jam then all hands that are worse than ours are folding and of course no flush is folding except maybe smaller flushes and that is still a maybe. I also doubt you would get a set to fold either so I'm thinking I would check the turn and turn my hand into a bluff catcher. [/QUOTE]

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