should i raise pre flop and what size river bet should i have done?

jgn

Hand History #346133852 (18:18 26/02/2011)

x Small blind  £0.05 £0.05 £3.22  Big blind  £0.10 £0.15 £19.60   Your hole cards 10 10       xx Raise  £0.20 £0.35 £17.47  Fold      Call  £0.20 £0.55 £11.26 jgn Call  £0.20 £0.75 £14.66 x Call  £0.15 £0.90 £3.07  Call  £0.10 £1.00 £19.50 Flop    A 3 10       xCheck      Check     xx Bet  £0.60 £1.60 £16.87  Fold     jgn Raise  £1.70 £3.30 £12.96 xCall  £1.70 £5.00 £1.37  Fold     xx Call  £1.10 £6.10 £15.77 Turn    3       xCheck     xx Bet  £0.70 £6.80 £15.07 jgn Raise  £3.80 £10.60 £9.16 xAll-in  £1.37 £11.97 £0.00 xx Call  £3.10 £15.07 £11.97 River    Q       xx Check     jgn Bet  £5.10 £20.17 £4.06 xx Fold     jgn Unmatched bet  £5.10 £15.07 £9.16 x Show 3 A    jgn Show 10 10    jgn Win Full House, 10s and 3s £13.93  £23.09

The_Don90

i always 3-betting there pre.

A) to build the pot

to thin the field.



Bet sizing good on flop.

Turn is far too small imo, £5ish here imo. Charge them for that flush

River looks like theyve missed their flush tbh, still bet nearer £8 into that pot tho, although if you bet more on the turn ur getting the stacks in.

Dudeskin8

Strange hand, you bet very well after flop but why would you EVER just call with 10's on the button?

jgn

In Response to Re: should i raise pre flop and what size river bet should i have done?:

Strange hand, you bet very well after flop but why would you EVER just call with 10's on the button?
Posted by Dudeskin8

because the pre flop action i said to myself  if i dont hit a set i dont put any money into the pot