5NL - AA Line check

[Savy]

Please propose to me a better plan for bet sizing on 3 streets? Because in the hand in question you've left yourself mostly either overbet shoving turn, or betting a reasonable size on the turn (~halfpot) but leaving yourself much less than half pot on river.

I should just raise bigger/smaller pre. In this case I'd probably prefer bigger.

[griffey24]

I should just raise bigger/smaller pre. In this case I'd probably prefer bigger.

You wanna go bigger than 3.5x IP (which is already reasonably big IP) vs a stack that is already short?

[Savy]

You wanna go bigger than 3.5x IP (which is already reasonably big IP) vs a stack that is already short?

Ye, I don't see why it matters. My bet sizing isn't going to have any major effect on what raises/calls/folds unless I make it HUGE.

45/70/shove something along them lines.

I could just as easily go 0.25/0.35/0.80/2 which I prefer most of the time.

[Cobra_1878]

Ye, I don't see why it matters. My bet sizing isn't going to have any major effect on what raises/calls/folds unless I make it HUGE.

45/70/shove something along them lines.

I could just as easily go 0.25/0.35/0.80/2 which I prefer most of the time.

You're less likely to get a call from a big pre-flop raise than a big flop bet.

[daven]

bigger pre obviously, it's a 3b not an iso. Don't need to go huge though cos stack size.
flop and you can go bigger cos 24 hands just go for exploitation not balance vs someone you may never see again
bet turn