A few hands from 10NL

[Student Caine]

Hand 1: Standard given your reads.

Hand 2: You need advice I cannot give. I don't think this is horrible, though given his range you are either a small favorite or a big dog.

I really think the key here is that you have shown a certain image to the table, and you need to be sure to exploit it later. Also, you have a short stack who is now deeper than he is used to playing - be sure to take advantage of this.

Hand 3: Flop bet is fine, turn bet should be slightly more imo. Maybe not pot, but like $1.20+...in fact if I am betting less than $1.20 it is going to be way less (like $.80) to induce a bluff. I once read a quote on 10NL that read "Bet more on more streets and they will call you". My experience is that either they have a hand or they don't, and when they do, the .20 is not gonna throw them off of it.