I got max value but was thinking maybe I should lead river?

https://play.globalpoker.com/poker-c...4b0514053f057f

didn't go crazy with the flopped set this time lol

Your set of ten's here is significantly better than it was last time because it's a raised pot and you're only a bit more than 100bb deep with villain. If anything you under/slowplayed them because you should be raising (and stacking off) flop here almost always.

Eh, I think you played it fine.

TTc8c7 is more playable, and you are 3 handed in a raised pot. All good points.

On flop (KT6r - no clubs) when PFR checks and BTN bets 3/4 pot, raising pot almost guarantees the PFR folds and let's the BTN steal fold all his crap immediately.

Turn T is tricky, BTN can only really have KK and maybe 66 for value now or spazz with AK ... or can try bluffing with QJ. x/c turn; x/r river is the obvious play, to extract max value from stuff that will fold to the river raise. 1/2 pot turn; pot river kind of suggests KK that didn't look at stack sizes properly. River call would be insane with anything else ... so you should get the same no matter how you played it.

So you don't think we should have a x/raising range on this flop? If raising folds out PFR and BTN's stealing a lot that would make bluff-raising here seem like a very profitable thing to do.

And if we want to bluff raise then we also need value hands and middle set fits in that perfectly.

I wouldn't x/r all TT hands. I'd roughly x/r KK most of the time, 66 almost never and TT somewhere inbetween. Not all TT hands are equal when the money goes in, so in general I'd be picking the ones that do better and/or the ones with a K in them to x/r. TT87 has a gutter and blocks some middle wrap cards so it's not the bottom of the pile, but I'd still prefer to x/c that one.

Saying that it's possible more of my x/r value range is draws. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯