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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6517509, member: 305911"] Pre flop: raise size is fine, that or min works. You could think about jamming here based on its a freeroll and you could get some light callers more easily but in the grand scheme of all the tables you will play at min raising or raising the manner in which you did is better imo. Flop: We started the hand the with 18 BBs and we have TPTK. I would be rarely folding this hand post flop and would be deciding how I want to get the chips in. I would be deciding that with the SPR and the board wet I want to make this a two street hand and get the chips in on the turn. That would mean for under pot shove we need to be roughly 300 as the smallest amount. We could smaller and overjam turn since this is no limit but no reason to do that when it sets up nicely for an under pot turn jam. I would be thinking that most of the time if I win this hand it will be because villain folds the turn so with this board and thinking it connected with them I would go bigger trying to get my value on the flop. Im not betting larger for protection purposes but betting larger since I think I will be only called one street most of the time so if we can get 50 chips or so more value knowing that then we should do it. Your bet sizing pf half pot fits with jamming turn but you could have gone bigger here and still got a call most of the time. With this board, if villain is calling 340 then they would probably bet 400 so I like 400 better than 340. 340 though, is fine. Turn: Not the best card for sure but I already mentioned that with our stack entering the hand I am going with it so in my mind I would be saying if you got the 10 then you do but I would jam here and leave it at that. The second best option would be checking. The last thing you want to do imo is do what you did and bet small which still commits you but you arent folding to a raise (even though when villain raises there we are dead and we know it). If the card scares you and you dont want to jam then you should check and see what happens. At least in that case if you decide to fold turn then you have over 10 BBs at least and can play push/fold. However, as I mentioned I would have a plan for this hand as soon as the flop comes down and would follow through on it. I would have just jammed into it but to me it would be an it is what it is hand. [/QUOTE]

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