NL4 - Flat call or re-raise turn?

EvilPingu

Wondering whether I could've got more out of him if I'd called the turn, let him bet again and made this bet on the river instead?

Hand History #445440118 (03:46 04/12/2011)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
dominon105	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£3.31
maybury11	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£0.92
shoegal37	Sit out
	Your hole cards	10 J
tramp66	Call		£0.04	£0.10	£2.64
EvilPingu	Raise		£0.20	£0.30	£10.29
rizla111	Fold
dominon105	Fold
maybury11	Call		£0.16	£0.46	£0.76
tramp66	Call		£0.16	£0.62	£2.48
Flop
		10 2 10
maybury11	Check
tramp66	Check
EvilPingu	Bet		£0.28	£0.90	£10.01
maybury11	Fold
tramp66	Call		£0.28	£1.18	£2.20
Turn
		7
tramp66	Bet		£0.20	£1.38	£2.00
EvilPingu	All-in		£10.01	£11.39	£0.00
tramp66	Fold
EvilPingu	Muck
EvilPingu	Win		£1.46		£1.46
EvilPingu	Return		£9.81	£0.12	£11.27

The_Don90

your shove here is a serious overkill mate, even the worst NL4 players can probably get away. I think you have two options both are valid because of the oppos stack flatting or min raising allows you to get it in on the river. i prob make it 60p ish and put the rest in on any river.

grantorino

bet flop a little bigger

prob raise turn small shove river

rancid

emmmm what hand can call this shove, raise turn

big bet river

Dudeskin8

Yep flop like 40p.

Turn raise to like 60-70p shoving is bad imo.

Lambert180

Jesus that's a big re-shove on the turn lol, I know he doesnt' have half as big a stack as you so it's not quite as big as it looks but it's still BIG... make it about 40-50p

IDONKCALLU

shove on turn lol u do realise you are only going to get called by a better hand i would of raised to about 70p on the turn then bet hes last £1.30 on river