another QQ

I pretty much have to fold the river, but wat about my flop play? Should I have given it up with 2 people already in the pot?



***** Hand History for Game 2234791750 *****
$100 NL Hold'em - Monday, June 20, 03:06:40 EDT 2005
Table Table 36593 (6 max) (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Quantum67 ( $49.2 )
Seat 2: SmackinYaUp ( $151.7 )
Seat 3: mboton ( $116.23 )
Seat 4: benberg14 ( $140.25 )
Seat 5: jackristen ( $212.2 )
Seat 6: chipower1 ( $98 )
mboton posts small blind [$0.5].
benberg14 posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to SmackinYaUp [ Qs Qd ]
jackristen calls [$1].
chipower1 folds.
Quantum67 folds.
SmackinYaUp raises [$4].
mboton folds.
benberg14 calls [$3].
jackristen calls [$3].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 7h, 7s, Ts ]
>You have options at Table 36594 (6 max) Table!.
benberg14 bets [$8].
jackristen calls [$8].
SmackinYaUp raises [$20].
benberg14 folds.
jackristen calls [$12].
** Dealing Turn ** [ Js ]
jackristen checks.
SmackinYaUp checks.
** Dealing River ** [ Th ]
jackristen bets [$20].
SmackinYaUp folds.
jackristen does not show cards.
jackristen wins $78.5
damn
nh
>You have options at Table 36594 (6 max) Table!.

I would have fired another big bet on the turn. I think he has a ten and I'm trying to drive the point home that he's beat, there's no point hanging around for a two outer. However, you'll get conflicting reviews on that one. Often times, one guy betting and another smooth-calling means potential trouble.

edit: overlooked the spades. There's a real possibility that he hit the flush, and you're better off doing what you did at that point.

Well played, the only thing I would do differently is maybe raise more on the flop