[bluefeet]

I actually raise less PF. T60 should adequately retain your position, building a decent pot, and most importantly give you a more managable pot on the flop.

With a smaller pot, you have more flexibility when deciding whether or not to c-b a whiff (and how much). Given your large PF raise, you're quite compelled to lead here - at a hefty price. A smaller pot allows you to represent similarly, while saving valuable chips early on when met with resistance.

With a smaller PF raise, given the same call/flop, this is one I might check behind on. Not a crime to controll the pot size, while maintaing position, looking to improve on later streets.