Re: A few Commerce Hands
1. I call the 3-bet and check-raise a safe turn. Cut-off's flop 3-bet is indicative of the K [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], either with another K or an A.
2. I'll generally throw the tens away from the small blind to a UTG raise + 3-bet.
3. There's merit to both betting and checking here. Inded, lots of players in that 60-120 game will bet almost any river here, putting you on two high cards without a flush draw once you check behind on the river. Then again, with the board all small cards, he might make a play at you on the turn if you fire again, or think he has the best hand with a pocket pair. I'd lean toward a check.
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