[00Snitch]

i think i raise the turn.

if we are looking at this as getting the most in on each street... the flop is ok because you are more sure that you will get an over call. however on the turn, you are less likely to get an overcall. hence, i raise the turn and gaurantee the bet that sb would put in from utg. if you call the turn and sb folds that was a waste, and he is more likely to fold the turn than the folp.

also, while i kina agree with drmodem that posting this sort of hand is not *that* great. i dont think you can just write it off and say "you hardly ever flop quads, so dont worry about it". this situation would be the same if you fopped some other nuts/near nuts hand. i.e. nut flush, straight, boat or top set. i dont think the point of this discussion should be "how to get max value from quads", because you are right, you never flop quads, i guess its more of a "when to go for overcalls, when to value raise".

im rambling... in summary. raise the turn, you arnt missing any value by knocking sb out on the turn.