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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6210554, member: 346197"]
Judging this hand alone I think you would benefit from studying 3-bet and squeeze sizings and c-betting.

As for 3-bet sizings, pretty much 3x IP, 4x OOP, +1 for every cold-caller, but there are some nuances when facing very tiny or very large bets so just do a little bit of research.

The optimal c-bet strategy depends on flop texture, SPR, number of opponents, range and position. That seems like a lot but just start by studying the most useful stuff first. So for example the optimal c-betting strategy on different board textures in a single raised pot when playing IP against a single opponent 100bbs effective and work up from there to include 3-bet, 4-bet, OOP, multiway etc.

After studying these concepts you'll find that 3-betting larger is definitely better with both your bluffs and value hands, and that you'll almost always c-bet your overpairs for 50-80% of the pot in high SPR situations on low connected flops.

I don't really see much value in analysing the turn and river because under normal play they shouldn't even happen ever, but with 4 to straight facing a massive overbet, there is no shame in folding. In fact, folding is probably best in the microstakes playerpool. Calling is probably also fine so don't worry too much about it just focus on plugging those big pre-flop and post-flop leaks.
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