50NL TT overpair decision, felt it?

[nogenius]

Holdem No Limit - $0.5 BB

BB ($95.50) [Hero]
UTG ($9.50)
MP ($52.31)
CO ($51.83)
Button ($39.36)
SB ($23.03)

Hero is BB with T, T
Preflop: (6 players, $0.75)
UTG calls $0.50, MP calls $0.50, CO calls $0.50, Button calls $0.50, SB calls $0.25, Hero raises $3, UTG folds, MP calls $3, CO calls $3, Button calls $3, SB folds

Flop: 4, 2, 7 (4 players, $15)
Hero bets $9, 2 folds, Button calls $9

Turn: 8 (2 players, $33)
Hero ???

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Villian is an unknown.

What's your turn move here?

[nogenius]

Bump.

[benny999]

yea I'd felt it since he's short and hasn't given enough reason to think you're beat.
but I might overplay overpairs, and that turn helped 56 and 78, so curious what others would say here.

[dsaxton]

All-in.

[noble007]

Yeah, I try to avoid playing biggish pots with just a pair esp. 10's.
But I think all in is the best play in this case.

[griffey24]

I agree with the all-in. Villain limp called your raise, so I don't put him on an overpair. He probably has two diamonds, or a pair on the board.

If villain is aggressive, I don't mind a check here either, to induce a bluff from worse thands, that might fold to the push.

[IowaSkinsFan]

Yeah, I try to avoid playing biggish pots with just a pair esp. 10's.

Yeah but he did his best to even out the field and they all called. You're not getting away from this, all in.

[bode]

i felt this. i think there are alot of worse hands that will call here.

[dsaxton]

Even if worse hands don't call very often, the fact is that there is $33 in the pot and you probably have the best hand. Go all-in so that your opponent has no choice but to give up the pot (or make a terrible call).