Hand Advice - Did I play this wrong?

[frustrated]

Also.

If you have 5 people in the pot preflop with 400/800 blinds then the preflop pot is 4000 not 2000.

So.

Your 1550 flop bet with 2 callers made it 8650

Then you turn bet 1750 giving almost 5:1 now 13900 in pot.

Opponent hits draw bets all in.

Still say bet more on turn. and on flop.

CT

Thanks CT,

Obivously you avoid this whole dilemma by folding pre but I do tend to underbet on the turn. So will defonotely try increasing bet size on turn in future.

[Brett Kay]

Check flop see who bets in the multiway and push all in.

Or check call the flop save the chips for the overbet on the turn. Especially if they are still chasing and seeing if you can get them off their hands.

It is a freeroll and the mentality is there that they aren't playing for anything.

[bennymacca]

all bets should be between 2/3 and one pot size.

your bet sizing is too small on the turn.

if a pot sized bet on the turn leaves you with not much for the river, then shove

[Scotty]

I get frustrated with A2 limpers. Meh.

Mucking the hand pre is the go for mine, if you're not looking to make a play and raise it up.

2 callers behind your 2-bet on the flop - it's a draw heavy board (albeit low), so you immediately have to throw that into the equation.

5th st raise is the wheel 95 percent of the time. Not finding it hard to fold there.