$10NL - Overpair turned Set with 3 to a flush

Im UTG and dealt TT, raise to 3xBB, the BB calls. Flop comes all unders, but there is a flush draw. I bet a little less than the pot (.5 into .65), he thinks for a bit and calls. The turn gives me a set but completes the flush, opponent checks and I bet a dollar. Looking back I think this was my error in the hand, but Im not all that sure. If I check and he pushes a non spade river, I ahve no idea where I stand. This table was fairly passive and I hadnt noticed any raises with air, so I felt like a bet of a dollar could easily get a fold, with a call id figure to be ahead, with a raise id put opponent on a flush. Is this thinking wrong? Anyways, he raises to $3 giving me about 2.8:1 on the call, I have 9 outs to a boat and 1 to quads, so 10 total. I need a little more than 3:1 to call, but if my opponent hit his flush, I will get paid off on the river if any of my 10 outs hit. So figuring in implied odds, this is a call, correct? Anyways, I call, river comes an ace, he pushes, I fold. What do you think of my thought process here?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (8 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cx

SB ($7.45)
BB ($10.25)
Hero ($26.95)
UTG+1 ($1.85)
MP1 ($9.15)
MP2 ($9.70)
CO ($5.25)
Button ($4.05)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with T:club:, T:heart:.
Hero raises to $0.3, 6 folds, BB calls $0.20.

Flop: ($0.65) 6:club:, 9:spade:, 5:spade: (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $0.5, BB calls $0.50.

Turn: ($1.65) T:spade: (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $1, BB raises to $3, Hero calls $2.

River: ($7.65) A:club: (2 players)
BB bets $6.45 (All-In), Hero folds.

Final Pot: $14.10

I like the turn bet, but his 3-bet lets you know it's push or fold time. Most of the time without a read I'd fold this. Also, I think limping TT from UTG is better than raising.

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Originally Posted by freechus9

I like the turn bet, but his 3-bet lets you know it's push or fold time. Most of the time without a read I'd fold this. Also, I think limping TT from UTG is better than raising.

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UTG I like to vary my play with TT, about half the time I limp, the other have I raise, maybe this is a leak.

Anyways though, on the turn 3-bet I do not think there is anyway my opponent is folding and if he is betting here then he will push the river. So I can call here and see if I hit my outs, if I dont, then I fold, if I do then I call. It saves me from going broke when I dont think I have to. I could be way off base here, and if I am please tell me, but dont the implied odds mean I should atleast be calling here?

If you think that opp won't get off his hand if the board pairs, then yes you do have implied odds. But without a read it's hard to tell what opponent will do.

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Originally Posted by freechus9

If you think that opp won't get off his hand if the board pairs, then yes you do have implied odds. But without a read it's hard to tell what opponent will do.

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Maybe I should have clarified more in my OP, but I was sure that he was not getting off his hand with a "strong" [at this table] raise on the turn and fully expected a push on the river.

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Originally Posted by andy-akb

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Originally Posted by freechus9

If you think that opp won't get off his hand if the board pairs, then yes you do have implied odds. But without a read it's hard to tell what opponent will do.

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Maybe I should have clarified more in my OP, but I was sure that he was not getting off his hand with a "strong" [at this table] raise on the turn and fully expected a push on the river.

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In that case then yes, a call is the best move here. Good fold on the river, I'd say.

3x the big blind just don't cut it at these limits. You should raise at least .40 or .50 preflop. UTG I usually limp tens. Raising TT UTG invites an unpleasant situation at full ring where someone behind with JJ+ threebets you. You end up having to fold and give up an excellent stacking opportunity. I usually just limp TT-JJ from UTG and hope someone wakes up with AA/KK and look to flop a set and stackem.

Edited to ADD: As played after the flop, you played it fine I think.

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Originally Posted by Renton

3x the big blind just don't cut it at these limits. You should raise at least .40 or .50 preflop. UTG I usually limp tens. Raising TT UTG invites an unpleasant situation at full ring where someone behind with JJ+ threebets you. You end up having to fold and give up an excellent stacking opportunity. I usually just limp TT-JJ from UTG and hope someone wakes up with AA/KK and look to flop a set and stackem.

Edited to ADD: As played after the flop, you played it fine I think.

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Alright, thanks thats what I was thinking. Preflop I was getting too worrying about varying my bets and was going to bet my "standard" $0.50 but wanted to switch things up a little bit, preflop and the turn were really my main sources of question here.

I like everything about the way you played it. He wont put you on a FH just because the board pairs. Hes more likely to think you have JJ-AA.

I tend to raise a little more than that preflop but it was getting unusually tight yesterday. I think you still get callers with 4BB though.