How should i have played this set

I think I probably should have played this hand faster.

** Game ID 486960517 starting - 2005-09-06 00:25:01

** Notting Hill [Hold 'em] (0.10|0.20 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money



- sharkfood sitting in seat 1 with $25.42
- love_jolin sitting in seat 2 with $18.60
- pegger7 sitting in seat 3 with $31.35
- Handboll sitting in seat 4 with $7.65
- nwo_vladden sitting in seat 6 with $39.43 [Dealer]

sharkfood posted the small blind - $0.10
love_jolin posted the big blind - $0.20

** Dealing card to pegger7: 3 of Spades, 3 of Diamonds

pegger7 called - $0.20
Handboll called - $0.20
nwo_vladden folded
sharkfood raised - $0.40
love_jolin called - $0.40
pegger7 called - $0.40
Handboll called - $0.40

** Dealing the flop: 10 of Spades, 9 of Diamonds, 3 of Clubs

sharkfood bet - $0.20
love_jolin called - $0.20
pegger7 raised - $0.60 - thought the board was relative drawless and only raised small amount to build pot for the turn.
Handboll called - $0.60
sharkfood called - $0.60
love_jolin called - $0.60

** Dealing the turn: 7 of Spades

sharkfood checked

love_jolin checked
pegger7 bet - $3.70 -
Handboll called - $3.70
sharkfood raised - $7.40
love_jolin folded
pegger7 called - $7.40 - Should i have reraised?
Handboll went all-in - $2.95

** Dealing the river: 8 of Hearts
sharkfood went all-in - $17.12
pegger7 folded -
sharkfood shows: 6 of Spades, Jack of Spades
Handboll shows: Jack of Diamonds, 10 of Diamonds

sharkfood wins $11.83 from the main pot
sharkfood wins $13.33 from side pot 1
Handboll wins $11.82 from the main pot

P.S. does anyone know any converters that work with the prima network

[jzpiano14]

Bump that on the turn, that card give a flush and straight draw possible

[PoBoy321]

Step 1) Definnitely play it a little faster, make it like $1.5 on the flop. Build a pot and kill the odds for someone to draw against you with JQ or something.

Step 2) Don't get rivered by gutshots.

[Malachii]

When did a T9x board become "relatively drawless?"

One of the things that Fim has mentioned on occasion is "presenting EV neutrality to your opponents." It may be a little premature to start worrying about this, but part of what presenting EV neutrality means is that you have to play your big draws and your sets very similarly. If you had QJ here you might want to raise this flop strongly for FE (or you might not, depending on your opponents). If you're going to raise QJ here, you should raise a set here as well. Your opponents don't know if you have ~33% equity with two cards to come or ~90% equity with two cards to come. They will therefore make mistakes, which as Sklansky pointed out in TOP is the goal of the game.

Some food for thought. Basically, I think you should've played this a lot more strongly with a big raise on the flop. Pot the turn, which you may have already done.

[Bukem_]

When you make a decent sized bet on the flop you get rid of most hands likely to make a straight, and keep around most hands that will pay you off with 2nd best hands.