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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6996942, member: 397965"]
Preflop
No problem with your 3-bet. Its quite large, but if they are very loose, its still for value.

Flop
This is basically the perfect flop, because he should never have top set, and you unblock both top pair and draws. Pot was 45,5BB, so 15BB was only 1/3 pot. I would have gone large here like 30BB to get as much money into the pot, before god forbid some bad card kills your action and/or make your decisions more difficult. If he call, pot would then be 105,5BB, and you would have an easy turn shove making it a 2 street hand.

Turn
Because of your small flop sizing, a turn jam would now be an overbet. With 3 to a flush I think, you will start to see top pair and most other hands, you beat, folding out to that sizing. But you can still bet small like 20BB into the 75,5BB pot and then probably check back the river, unless you fill up. If he jam or raise in some way, you will have to get it in.

River
You only beat a bluff, so its not like, calling with TT is any different from calling with for instance AK. But with that being said TT does not block any of the busted straightdraws, so maybe it is a decent spot to bluff catch. Especially when the guy is so wide, that he can show up with AJ offsuit here.

Results
Being a bit results oriented a larger flop bet would have made the hand easier for you to play and avoided this outcome.
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