When Villain raise flop I think I'm done. Need to bet more on the flop. Well, the turn is a good scare card and I'm gonna shove river if he calls..

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iPoker Game 3515782163 / Tournament
Table NLH Heads Up $10 - 2011-04-03
Blinds : 10/20
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2 players
[But]+[SB] Hero (1040)
[BB] tozzoloni2 (1960)

Hero J 7 Initial Pot: 30

Hero raises to 40
tozzoloni2 calls 20
### FLOP ### J 6 T Pot: 80
tozzoloni2 checks
Hero bets 40
tozzoloni2 raises to 160
Hero calls 120
### TURN ### A Pot: 400
tozzoloni2 bets 100
Hero raises to 300
tozzoloni2 calls 200
### RIVER ### Q Pot: 1000
tozzoloni2 bets 1460

notes?

Raising the turn is too thin

turn is spew, half his range just picked up a draw to go w their hand and your sizing is way too small as well. as played I'd puke fold, w these stack sizes this is almost never a bluff and we have like 5th nut flu. also if he had checked this river I'd be checking behind

Sorry to note that at the beginning villain lead 2/3 pot with a fd. So I think I'm behind this time on the flop. I'd like to know what you'll do on the later streets, just call, call if he bets small?

Fold the turn.

When you know you're behind then why do you call ? It is an awkward spot because you made it so.

Anyhow, in this spot it is very difficult to turn your hand into a bluff esp on the 10s where it is not common to tackle opponents thinking on higher levels. If I had called the flop I would've played cautious on later streets.

Also imo a cr on the 10s is stronger than a cr on higher stakes mainly because at the 10s villians will mostly have 2p++ whereas on higher stakes people cr more frequently w bluffs & semi-bluffs.

If your intention was to float I wouldn't do it before having obtained a solid read and think that there is a good enough chance it will work. Moreover, tournaments aren't played hand-for-hand so if you think you'll have a bigger edge later on throughout the match it is worth to wait for it.