Pair + NFD, Turned Trips

[al yell]

How should I have played this?

No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (5 handed)

Villain is 53/17 - 7%3bet over 70 hands

SB ($6.61)
Hero (BB) ($26.55)
UTG ($14.38)
MP ($15.22)
Button ($14.53)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 10, A
UTG calls $0.25, 2 folds, SB calls $0.15, Hero checks

Flop: ($0.75) 8, J, 10 (3 players)
SB bets $0.50, Hero calls $0.50, UTG raises $3, 1 fold, Hero calls $2.50

Turn: ($7.25) 10 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets $11.13 (All-In), Hero ?

[altruist]

As played, I'd call the turn. If he has you beat, he either has a set, or he has JT (which is a cooler, since you're holding a ten too).

I'd bet the turn. If he has a hand like KQ or JQ, there's no reason not to charge him for a river card that could beat your hand.

[Da GOAT]

raise preflop...................

i dont mind flop, turn is an ez call imo

[LawDude]

I concur, raise pre-flop. Your opponents are showing incredible weakness, and you have a hand that plays pretty decently 3-handed. Then c-bet the flop.

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop. This is a great flop for ATo with the ace of clubs. You may be ahead and if you aren't, you have lots of outs.

As played to the turn, you are getting 1 1/2 to 1 odds with 19 reasonably likely outs (and that's not even counting the fact that you might actually be ahead), which is fine. Call.

[al yell]

Thanks for the insight.

[acoss3006]

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop. This is a great flop for ATo with the ace of clubs. You may be ahead and if you aren't, you have lots of outs.

I like this line. We have up to 14 outs (56% chance of improving) and shouldnt mind building a bigger pot here to make it easier to get it in later.

[al yell]

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop.

Just curious but wouldn't it technically be a 3bet?

[Genitruc]

i kind of wanna fold the turn

[LawDude]

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop.

Just curious but wouldn't it technically be a 3bet?

You are right.

[spoonitnow]

Raise preflop. As for the turn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tjzw758oZrA

[altruist]

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop.

Just curious but wouldn't it technically be a 3bet?

My bad, you're right, it is a 3bet. I usually refer to it PFR, where a 3bet is the second increase in bet, where post flop it'd be the third.

[jyms]

As played, I'd actually go ahead and 4-bet the flop.

Just curious but wouldn't it technically be a 3bet?

My bad, you're right, it is a 3bet. I usually refer to it PFR, where a 3bet is the second increase in bet, where post flop it'd be the third.

How do you pfr a flop bet??