$5.5 NLHE MTT: TT - flopped set but 2 players call till river. Something wrong with my bet sizing?

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$5.5 NLHE MTT: TT - flopped set but 2 players call till river. Something wrong with my bet sizing?

No Limit Holdem Tournament
PartyPoker 9 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter

Stacks:
UTG (14,380) 48bb
UTG+1 (20,320) 68bb
MP1 Hero (7,170) 24bb
MP2 (5,180) 17bb
MP3 (7,405) 25bb
CO (6,742) 22bb
BTN (24,220) 81bb
SB (5,096) 17bb
BB (17,100) 57bb
Blinds: 150/300 Ante 30

Pre-Flop: (1,170, 9 players) Hero is MP1 10:spade: 10:diamond:

UTG raises to 600, 1 fold, Hero calls 600, 5 folds, BB calls 300

Flop: 8:spade: K:heart: 10:heart: (2,670, 3 players)
BB checks, UTG bets 600, Hero raises to 1,200, BB calls 1,200, UTG calls 600

Turn: 7:club: (6,270, 3)
BB checks, UTG checks, Hero bets 2,910, BB calls 2,910, UTG calls 2,910

River: A:diamond: (15,000, 3)
BB checks, UTG goes all-in 9,640, Hero goes all-in 2,430, BB calls 9,640

Spoiler

Final Pot: 36,710
BB shows
7:heart: A:heart:
Hero shows
10:spade: 10:diamond:
UTG shows
Q:spade: J:spade:
UTG wins 36,260 (net +21,880)
BB lost 14,380
Hero lost 7,170

 

[Lucothefish]

raise flop bigger, jam any non heart turn and suddenly this hand plays itself

 

[Goldog]

This isn't a flop you want to toy with as you found out. Get it in. (Maybe even on the flop.) The conspiracy of draws teamed up and bit you. Please board pair. Tough beat.

 

[teepack]

Think you were doomed from the getgo on this one. He flopped an open-ended straight draw and had you almost exactly 2:1 in chips. I think he was in this hand until the bitter end. Maybe a preflop 4-bet would have been in order but not sure that would have done the trick, either.

 

[trent32la]

Your flat pre is fine, however I would 3bet vs some opponents.

Your flop sizing is very bad. The board is very wet and there are a lot of bad turn cards. This is not a flop where we should be clicking it back and giving our opponents correct pot odds to call with a wide range of hands. I would make it like 2.4k here and stack off.

The turn comes a pretty blank card and your SPR is <1. Again, your sizing is very bad. With the board still wet, you should be shoving here rather than give your opponents correct pot odds to call with a wide range of hands. Not to mention you're 3ways! Just shove it all in!

River is standard as you are way committed.

 

[TheArnie]

If your opponents tend to chase draws, I'd jam on flop. If they don't chase without correct odds, I'd make make like 3/4 pot sized bet and jam any non-heart on turn.

Overall, biggest leak imo is small bet on flop.