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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 5812885, member: 305911"] Everything is fine to me pre flop and on the flop. I think betting the flop a little larger to get a touch more out of Kx hands and hearts combos is better but that is being picky on my part. Your sizing is totally fine imo. When villain raises me I would be thinking hearts, Kx (least likely of all these but possible), a set, or slowplayed Aces which depending on the villain is also possible. I would call as you did. The turn brings a relative blank as I dont think villain does their flop actions with 58 or with 44. This as you put is not an easy decision and all of our choices could be backed up in one way or another. I like folding the least as I think it is too tight. Yeah we could be crushed here but we also could be going against a draw or Kx (I think Kx still bets here as they would not want to give you a free river with two hearts out there). The question now becomes call or jam. The question I would ask myself here is if villain has a set and a heart comes on the river would they call a lead jam by me of roughly 55BB? If the answer is yes then I just jam it here hoping they dont have a set. If I think they would fold a set to a river lead jam then I would call here with the intention on the river of jamming any heart that comes down and check calling any non heart card that comes on the river. That might be too much FPS and it might be overvaluing a one pair hand but If we do any action on the turn that is not a fold we have to go all the way this hand. My call turn idea only works if villain has a set since if they have two hearts then I am actually playing into their hand as they would get to play perfectly against me. Comes down to whether you think they have a set and if they would fold that set to another heart. Jamming is probably better than calling since we dont have to guess whether they would fold a set but I thought I would throw the calling the turn idea out there. Tough spot for sure [/QUOTE]

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