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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6364275, member: 305911"]
This is 6 handed so the UTG raise does not quite have the strength that full ring UTG would have.  Therefore there is more of a chance of J10 suited, KQ, AJ and A10 hands in there along with 66 as well.  However, I think we as mentioned by others we need to bet the turn more since we do have TPTK, nut flush draw and gutter to the the nut straight.  We can get called by worse there although depending on villain I dont think they are raising their one pair hands there unless it is a just a one pair Ax which pretty much leaves AK (which we heavily block) AQ or possibly A9 (A9 probably does not raise).  One key to this is though our bet on the turn is so small and the same amount that we bet on the flop that it makes our hand look weak and villain possibly picked up on the same amount turn bet and decided to bluff.  That possibility would have been reduced with a better turn sizing of something like minimum 40% pot.

As played the turn does become a point where you need to decide to jam or fold.  Calling is not bad if you are calling river as well but the problem I have with that play is if the heart comes on the river the villain may be able to get away from it and I dont want them to be able to play in a way where they get to bet if doesnt get there and fold if it does.
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