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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 2331689, member: 103914"] Sneaky His 1.58 stack size looks a bit fishy so 3 betting is probably ok Lets start by asking....Would you fold in position to a raise from the bb of 16c having already put 10c in?.. You are oop with a marginal hand, you should bet much bigger here, x3.5 to x4 would be better if you are looking to steal. Then if you are called, lead out with a larger cbet on the flop, if he raises you can safely fold your marginal hand. Your flop cbet 20c into a 53c pot is way too small. 40c at least is required to blow him off any draws. You have shown strength preflop let him know you are serious... you are saying you have an overpair. He will have trouble calling the flop at that point without a hand. The flop re-raise, try to think about what you were trying to achieve with this bet. From the outside it looks like confusion from being re-raised and not really knowing what to do. The bet sizing appears wrong considering your cards, its blind aggression with no obvious purpose. Bet when you have the best hand or to bluff.....You are likely behind so this bet is a bluff, but its too small to chase away someone who has re-raised your flop bet. Its really all in or call at this point. You are relying on hitting your flush so when he raises you 20c into a pot of 70ish and is still giving you half decent pot odds take them and be grateful. Your flop re-raise just pot committed him so what was your plan if you missed the turn? [/QUOTE]
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