10NL - 77 hits set, sizing

[kiwiMark]

Villain's 20/20 over 40 hands.

Pretty much just after advice on sizing (assuming no problems with anything else), particularly reraise sizing.


$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem
7 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($4.10)
UTG+1 ($6.60)
MP ($12.09)
CO ($10)
BTN ($13.73)
SB ($9.60)
kiwimark (BB) ($10)

Pre-Flop: ($0.15, 7 players) kiwimark is BB
3 folds, CO raises to $0.30 ($9.70), 2 folds, kiwimark calls $0.20 ($9.70)

Flop: ($0.65, 2 players)
kiwimark checks ($9.70), CO bets $0.40 ($9.30), kiwimark raises to $1.50 ($8.20), CO calls $1.10 ($8.20)

Turn: ($3.65, 2 players)
kiwimark bets $2.80 ($5.40), CO calls $2.80 ($5.40)

River: ($9.25, 2 players)
kiwimark goes all-in $5.40 ($0.00) ...

[bikes]

$1.1 on the flop
$2.3 on the turn
shove river

[Donachello]

Yeah I don't really like c/r this flop. It's so dry and unless you are gonna get credit at 10NL for c/r a lot of junk then it just doesn't make much sense. I'd think you would cbet this flop with a ton of air so cbetting with the nuts is a must.

[Carroters]

Yeah I don't really like c/r this flop. It's so dry and unless you are gonna get credit at 10NL for c/r a lot of junk then it just doesn't make much sense. I'd think you would cbet this flop with a ton of air so cbetting with the nuts is a must.

Look again bra?

[philly and the phanatics]

i'd just open fold the flop...your had is basically as good as 33 here ....at least bet a lot less and try and get as little value as possible on all streets.

[Shotglass]

i'd just open fold the flop...your had is basically as good as 33 here ....at least bet a lot less and try and get as little value as possible on all streets.

Wat??
You're being sarcastic, right?

[philly and the phanatics]

no totally serious

[OngBonga]

I prefer to c/c this flop and c/r turn, but I don't hate the c/r on the flop, especially if we think villain is spewy. DC is obviously unaware that villain raised this pre, not hero, so hero is not cbetting this flop ever, he's either checking or donking, and donking would be horrible without a solid read that villain is going to call overcards. Obv check this over.

As for sizing, perhaps the flop raise is a little big, but the turn sizing seems fine, bearing in mind the pot size now. If we've seen villain call big flop raises in the 40 hands we have on him, then flop raise is fine.

[Vinland]

I don't mind the c/r on the flop. You want stacks in by the river so you have to start at some time. If he has air, then it prob won't matter if you c/c or c/r the flop, he most likely isnt betting the turn unless the K helped him.

[Imthenewfish]

whats everyones plan for turn if you c/c flop

[OngBonga]

c/r turn, especially this one.

[Shotglass]

If the villain's really aggressive then I like a bet, c/r line on flop and turn. Bet about 2/3 pot for standard cbet, c/r turn to look like you're shutting down and raise pretty big after he bets. But if the villains pretty passive then I'd bet all three for value.