0.10$ overpair

In a limped pot like this with SO many opponents going to the flop, you can really only play these mid-pocket type hands if you hit a set. I think betting the flop is probably a mistake, as we really never get called by any worse hands and probably don't fold out any better hands either. Better to just check the flop and go from there.

Also, why make such a tiny bet on the turn? Bets that small into pots that big achieve very little in terms of fold equity or value.

(edit: i was partly just making this post to see if i still have the Judge avatar in this subforum after nearly 2 years of not playing, so take my hand advice with a grain of salt. wait to see what chenny8888 says )

I don't mind betting flop or check-folding it. Would use smaller sizing though, ~80. Turn bigger bet would be good, ~200. As played check-evaluate river. Also fold flop and turn if villain goes for raise.