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[QUOTE="blueskies, post: 6314569, member: 50699"]
I open to 30c from UTG with QdQh. BTN calls and BB calls.

8c2sQc flop.

BB checks, I cbet 60c into 95c pot. Both call.

Turn is the Ts. Pretty sure that gives at least one of them a straight draw IF they didn't have J9 and made a straight already.

I bet $1.90 into $2.75 pot.  Should I have overbet this instead? I have a problem where I underbet when I want calls. They both must have some piece of the board. An overbet will punish them for chasing draws. On the other hand, draws have been hitting so much against me on the river that I am afraid of inflating the pot.

The river is Kh.

SB checks. I thought about betting but then AJ came to my mind. I just had a sense of dread that one of them has AJ. I checked and BTN checked.

I know in general that's bad passive play but lately my flopped sets have been no good when they call the flop and call the turn as the river completes their straight and I've paid them off. So I decided to just check call if BTN bets.

If you were to bet in this situation, what % of pot would you bet? Pot is $8.45 on the river. I only had a bit over $8 left. I guess you would bet and fold to any shove right?

[spoiler]BTN has AdQs. BB has AcJs. Yet another runner runner.[/spoiler]

Feel like I really screw up on the bet sizing. If I bet pot on the flop, any draws will still stick around probably. Might have pushed out BB though.

It's hard to find a balance between betting big enough and keeping them around.
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