with only 10 hands , his stats really mean nothing much
ur effectively turning your 88s into a bluff by b/c turn then c/f river. ch and reevaluate T based on how he plays
the Flop is dry except for variants of OESD. on the turn u still beat the 7 and 4 , u are behind the 6 now though.
Pot control T and not to blow it up , if u bet the Turn ,
SPR = Effective stack / Pot
Stack to Pot Ratio on Turn before betting : 1.79 / 0.45 = around 4
googling a random SPR article
http://www.thepokerbank.com/strategy/general/spr/
A) Benefits of SPR example.
The best example of SPR is when you have a top pair hand like Ah Ks on a flop of Kd Td 9c. We have top pair, but the board is highly coordinated and in all honesty we'd really prefer to bet and just take this pot down on the flop.
* Low SPR = 0 - 6
* Medium SPR = 7 - 16
* High SPR = 17+
A) Good hands for low SPRs.
* Overpairs.
* Top pair.
* Bottom two pair.
B) Good hands for medium SPRs.
* Top two pair.
* Sets.
* Good drawing hands.
* Flushes and straights.
C) Good hands for high SPRs.
* Sets.
* Strong drawing hands.
* Big flushes and high-end straights.
with this in mind , 4 = low SPR ratio , when u bet on the T , your purpose is really to get all your chips into the pot.
at the turn , if you think you are ahead , ship it in , you might get a call from 4 or the 7 , the 6 isn't folding though. Most micro stakes limit player won't fold over pairs in this spot though , so if you are ahead , it will be ahead of awkwardly played random paint cards (A J Q K T ) the 7 , the 4 , the OESD variants like 89 , 5x , drawing thin if he holds , 6x , 44 , 77 , 58 and 53.
Summary : if your general post flop strategy is nitty , then fold your 88 to further aggression on the Turn , or the most you can do is to pot control and ch/c bets not more then pot sized.
if your general post flop strategy is AGGRESSION , then bet / raise your 88s on the turn.
