That flop bet is incredibly weak and because it is so weak, any thinking opponent is going to raise it, you cant assume he has a set simply because he raised your flop bet. There is a flush draw on the board, you need to bet more to give them incorrect odds to call. On the flop I would bet $1.50-$2.

The turn brings a ten of diamonds, doesnt really do much unless somebody has AQd, but you still want to be betting here for value. You have no reason to believe your aces arent good here, bet between $2 and $3.

On the river you get a 7 of diamonds, this isnt really helping any hands unless they stuck around with a flush draw. As played I dont hate the river bet, but playing the river isnt my strong point, it might be better to check behind. You say you think you are beat on the flop, so then why bet the river? I dont know really, the way its played it is hard to say how the river should be played.

Quote Originally Posted by Trainer_jyms
play a little more maniacle post flop for one buy-in if your playing with good BR management. Pot sizedbets if you hit TP or a 4 card flush or OES andjust get back to raising and testing hands. But bail to reraises if your the short stack. I find I'll do this for a 5NL table once in a while when I catch myself playing timid or just breaking even. Just one buy-in and most likly you will double up quickly. you'd be suprised what people will call with to chase dreams.
Im not too sure what I think of this advice or what its trying to accomplish.