300bb deep flopped boat line check

villain is 38/4/4 and had been betting and reraising a fair bit getting people to fold otherwise hadn't seen him actually showdown with crap except a BB special with 25o that flopped an open ender that completed on the river.
$0.05/$0.1 No Limit Holdem
5 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG delacanc ($33.50)
CO JMCR1 ($10.00)
BTN Hribouc ($10.40)
SB Hero ($30.85)
BB Shadowdeep ($9.75)

Pre-flop: ($0.15, 5 players) Hero is SB :ts: :tc:
delacanc raises to $0.50, 2 folds, Hero calls $0.45, 1 fold

called this for set value essentially.

Flop: :kd: :th: :ks: ($1.10, 2 players)
Hero bets $1, delacanc calls $1

flopped the monster and tried to start building the pot.

Turn: :qh: ($3.10, 2 players)
Hero bets $6.30, delacanc goes all-in $32, Hero goes all-in $23.05[/color]

to get the money in , I would need to over bet the pot and figured that it was best to start now. What I didn't count on was him shoving all in. I snap called as he had done exactly what I was trying to do. My question essentially revolves around was whether over betting the pot like I did a good or bad move , and only afterwards have I thought that I might not have been ahead. KK, QQ, KQ all have me beaten, Kx has a good draw to a better full house . he could have shoved with a flush draw ,AK,AJ

River: :9h: ($64.45, 2 players)

This mainly revolves around being so deep, 100bb and I wouldn't be thinking about it , 300bb deep and effectively had 5% of roll on the table.

just bet pot on the turn yo

wouldn't betting pot on the turn mean that villain would have to raise the turn in order to get the money all in on the river without it looking a horrible over bet.
Also what about the flop play ? is betting pot on the flop ok here or is it better to go for a check raise. I've never really played this deep against someone before so wasn't sure on the best bet sizes/strategy to get the money in with.

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Originally Posted by Keith_MM

wouldn't betting pot on the turn mean that villain would have to raise the turn in order to get the money all in on the river without it looking a horrible over bet.
Also what about the flop play ? is betting pot on the flop ok here or is it better to go for a check raise. I've never really played this deep against someone before so wasn't sure on the best bet sizes/strategy to get the money in with.

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since he's the PFR flop is like an obvious check/raise

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Originally Posted by iopq

since he's the PFR flop is like an obvious check/raise

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This ldo

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Originally Posted by Keith_MM

called this for set value essentially.

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Really? Just for set value? TT has value as a made hand...

probably not against top 4% if that's his real raising range

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Originally Posted by nish81

Against QQ-KK, K2s+, K2o+, you have an equity of 72% on the turn. If you narrow it down to QQ-KK, K9s+, KTo+, and add in AK, AJ, AKo, you still have 56.5% equity, and that's not counting the flush draws he might bluffing you with. So I think you're fairly ahead.

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These are both terrible ranges. reread OP