Hi, what is your size in the situation? I prefer 1/3 of pot for value + protect vs. overcard, with 2/3 of pot bet size I cbet monster and draw, what do you think about the strategy?

Poker Stars, $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players
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SB: $11.78 (117.8 bb)
BB: $10.34 (103.4 bb)
UTG: $10.15 (101.5 bb)
MP: $17.92 (179.2 bb)
CO: $10.50 (105 bb)
Hero (BTN): $10 (100 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with Q Q
UTG raises to $0.30, 2 folds, Hero raises to $1, 2 folds, UTG calls $0.70

Flop: ($2.15) 9 4 T (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero ???,

60-70%, due to the fact that the board is relatively wet and i would expect opponents to call alot here. We block a couple of draws, but not that hard.

I think changing your bet size based on the strenth of your hand is always a no no!
Change it based on texture, opponent etc.. But not strenth!
Overall, in 3bet pots, a halp psb would be ok. You can go up to 60% as well.
This board is either missed Villain hard or smacked him about 30% of the time.
I don't see a lot of floats with overs.
But you will get called by all kind of draws and don't be surprised if you get check-raised here...

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but Mat Janda think something else or I dont understand something?
https://www.upswingpoker.com/small-b...trategy-guide/

You have no monsters on this board (maybe T9s but only 2 combos), UTG has the only sets. As for a strategy, I like 1/3p size bet with range.

It's fine to set up two different betting ranges with different sizings. The issue often with doing this is it makes your smaller size betting range far weaker, which is flop is a great example of as we only have T9s here (if that's in your 3B range). The other issue is, monster draws will often include the nut flush so your betting range no longer has the nuts when another diamond appears. Splitting up your betting ranges is used more often with wider ranges but is far more complicated and hard to learn so it's best to stick with one sizing for flops at least.

This is true if you are playing vs a reg. Using a balanced betsizing strategy (depends from board texture and not from hand strenght) vs fish is a big mistake since they do not pay much attention to your betsizing. vs fish an unbalanced betsizing is much more profitable.

Looks like strategy is to bet small and then over bet brick turns and rivers.