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Message: [QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6087789, member: 393841"] In preflop you must make a bigger size, to punish V2's cold call range. You could go up to a size 55 since you are effective here. On the flop I like your cbet. The board is bad for your opponents, so you have a huge range advantage here. On the turn you can play check-raise if you want to block TPTK because the board has leaked some 2 pair combinations like QKs and KTs. If you want to bet the turn, you should pick something over 40% of the pot, to eliminate the marginal hands from a tight range. As you played the turn, you can bluff the river, doing jam. You have good form to represent a strong hand in this texture. While UTG has a higher fold equity range, due to the turn check line. Some hands like JJ or 99 were in range V. While other combos like K9s need maximum pressure to have fold equity on the river. Greetings. [/QUOTE]