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Message: [QUOTE="Sopt, post: 6750679, member: 1014873"] Pre flop: 3-betting UTG with such a small pair is very aggressive.. but I'd say acceptable. If you get 4 bet you can easily call and then fold if you don't manage to hit a set or you can just straight out fold, putting your opponent on higher pair. Personally I'd be just calling there however as the odds of us hitting the board is thin and our opponent is most likely calling or re-raising our 3 bet there anyways. Flop continuation bet is completely fine, especially since you also got a chance to hit a straight with a 3. You also don't want to see over cards post flop, but I doubt you are convincing your opponent to give up with just one bet. Turn you complete a straight and to bet it after UTG checks it's completely natural. I also don't see us folding to his re-raise, especially on those limits (if we don't know the players). I've seen to many a times people check calling flop and then check re-raising turn with nothing and the goal to steal the pot. This should however trigger some alarms, especially since board made a flush option and we also don't have the best possible straight. River the card completely missed but our opponent is going all in. Here it's either he's trying to bluff us out of the pot or he most likely has us beat. On micro limits it's extremely hard to guess correctly what he actually has, especially if we have no clue how he plays. I'm personally still folding more often in that position than calling, but I don't blame you to call there as you were already quite committed to the pot. Still you were bluff catching most of the times. [/QUOTE]

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