35o flop two pair

[nooby]

35o in the bb in a 5-10 3 handed ring game,no reads.Do I call or raise the flop and WHY?Do I fold,call or raise the turn and WHY?Do I fold or call the river and WHY?

Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $5/$10
3 players


Stack sizes:
Button: $2110
SB: $1085
hero: $1957

Pre-flop: (3 players) hero is BB with :3d :5s
Button calls, SB calls, hero checks.


Flop: :3c :2c :5d ($30, 3 players)
SB bets $10, hero raises to $50, Button folds, SB calls.

Turn: :ac ($130, 2 players)
SB bets $25, hero raises to $75, SB calls.

River: :th ($280, 2 players)
SB is all-in $950.
Uncalled bets: $950 returned to SB.

Results:
Final pot: $1230

[JeffreyGB]

You might want to post this in the high stakes forum.

That said: I like the raise on the flop. You price out draws and get a bit of information about his hand. Plus his 1/3 pot bet said weakness. I always like to pounce there, at least until a player slaps me away.

The turn completed most of the draws against you and he bets out small again. Here I think I just call behind. I think he's unlikely to fold given what we saw on the flop and you can use your position to keep the pot small. Plus the hands he does fold are hands we beat anyway (almost all of the hands we beat in fact), and I don't think he's often folding anything that beats us. Some of the hands we beat will bet the river, so we can pick up some extra money from them by letting them bluff.

Without a read, you clearly can't call the river. I think he's putting you on around the type of hand you have - perhaps a set - and hoping you'll call.

[nooby]

Can I please get some more replies on this from others.Thank You

[Warpe]

Again, suggest you post in the high stakes forum and include your opponent's screen names (you can still call yourself Hero if you want to hide your own screen name). Since you're playing on Stars, their tendencies are likely known by some of our high stakes FTR regulars.