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Originally Posted by gobbledygeek
What's the purpose of a large flop bet? Are we thinking a large flop bet will fold an overpair? Or are we thinking we're going to get called by worse, so this is for pure value?
If not, then the only point of the flop bet is to protect against overcards (i.e. AK/AQs/etc.), and overcards are unlikely to call any "reasonable" bet, so might as well make it small, imo (I wouldn't have gone more than $50 myself).
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a small flop bet after a 3bet pot has absolutely no fold equity you are right. So if we are betting hoping to get called then we are behind everything and on top of that Villain range is unchanged so we are clueless after flop and we have no extra info.
So IMO we need to bet to either end this hand and take it down VS AK-AQ hands but if we called or raised we know we are beat and can correctly fold the hand.
I think if we are intent on not betting big/std here with K10 then checking flop is a better option.