Overpair.. right sizing?

I would consider betting the flop a little bit more like $1,20, but even now I would shove the turn for $3,05 effective on the turn. I doubt most villains on this level can fold JJ+ on a dry board like this.

Cheers,
SDK1987

..and on higher stake? What is the right way - making sence - right size of betting? (if half pot turn and strange bet river, or 2/3 bet turn)

This dry flop neednt much protection. Since u 4betted PF u easily get it in over 3 streets with a smaller cbet of about 1/3 potsize. Most likely villain got sth. like TT-QQ, AK. A turn bet isnt he willing to call with AK. Others cant even fold anymore.

We should not bomb the pot right away. It is a decision of personal style. Some will size the bets so that they will be AI in 2 streets, some will make smaller bets and reach AI in 3 streets.

I prefer the slower version as I do not want villain to fold his medium PPs to bigger bets.

I want to come all-in ott, so i 4bet pf 3x, bet otf 2/3 and push ott with no fold equity. But even as playes, i push ott 3/4 pot, and villain will call often.

I think if villain calls flop he'd also call turn with another 3 so I'd go bigger on the turn.

On that board structure it doesnt matter. Since villain got at least threes full of sixes he will go broke - turn or river.

On other boards it very much depends on ur unique style of playing, ur table image and villains history. But this already been said.

This board is perfect for c-bet! hecan calls all PP!