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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6130233, member: 305911"] Pre flop should be a 3x raise and not a 2.5x raise. It is only penny and made no difference in the outcome of this hand but in other hands it will make a difference as it will allow your flop and turn bets to be for larger amounts and help you maximize value. On the flop I think you should c bet here since even though we have two opponents we would be c betting our misses there at times as well. Plus we have a strong hand and since there are two opponents we have a better chance of getting action and therefore increasing the size of the pot which is what we want in this case. It did work out for you here (not end result of the hand but I am sure at this point in the hand you were checking with the intention of check raising) but you cant always assume villains will bet into multiple opponents and if the flop gets checked through as it will most of the time then you are losing value. As played on the turn we are never folding our hand here no matter what comes on the river in my opinion since the effective stacks are so small. I would still bet large as you did since if they have a draw and miss the river we will not get anything from them so we have to go for value as we did. Im not against over betting the pot here and getting the 92 cents in the middle even though the pot is 70 cents. Both villains have put in large amount of their stacks already based on % of their stack so they might be in a no fold zone and we could just get the max here. Either way I like the larger sizing as this might be the last street we get anything. River is a blank so your move to get in both villains was correct. Bad luck that is was a flop that was top two against bottom set but I think outside the flop and pre flop raise sizing you played the hand fine but just a cooler. [/QUOTE]

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