Your move ?

[nirvana]

LIVE MTT, Starting stack 10,000. Early stages Blinds 25-50

I have near doubled up to 19,000 or so.

UTG limper, call, me on the button raise to 250 with 

Called by BB and both original limpers

Flop comes

   

First to act bets 400, UTG limper flat calls, fold, I raise to 1100

BB folds, UTG tanks for a fair while, there's a bit of chat and eventually he raises to 5000 (with around 3K back)

Your move ?

[BulldozerD]

jam and fill up and the river

[titaniumbean]

We raised to get the money in now so do so surely?

[GreekStein]

Don't 3-bet without a plan.

[gatso]

Don't 3-bet without a plan.

and this bit of advice relates to this hand how?

I'm gonna put my chips over the line here

don't like the flop raise size, needs to be more

[TightEnd]

 who is the limper?

flop raise looks underdone to me, but got the desired result surely. Stick it in

[MANTIS01]

I don't think you really need to raise the flop at all. There's not many scare cards that can come on the turn so why not keep both villains in this and play the hand. When you raise there's not a lot of worse hands that tag along imo and anyway you wont lose your business from 2 pair hands on the turn. I think you can raise a little more pre though. As played your oppo has less than half your stack and you have 3 tens.

[doubleup]

there's a bit of chat

what was the chat?   

[Pelham Boy]

Get it in, order another red wine.

[nirvana]

Richie, UTG was Alan Gray

I did raise thinking I could induce some action and to papertits point, I did raise with a plan. However, a very long tank from Alan and then re-raise made me stop and think about my initial ideas. Sometimes it's good to re-plan when circumstances veer a tad from one of the milestone outcomes you expected

Appreciate the comments about my raise on the flop, all brain food imo

[nirvana]

there's a bit of chat

what was the chat?   

I mentioned he was a nice guy, I loved him like a brother, that it was early stage, and this one time I would show him my hand when he passed. There was various other things mentioned. IIRC Alan didn't say anything but looked like he was in a great deal of pain the whole time

[AlexMartin]

trick question?

[nirvana]

trick question?

Not at all, genuine interest in learning imo, not sure of my play in the hand at all

[AlexMartin]

trick question?

Not at all, genuine interest in learning imo, not sure of my play in the hand at all

perfect/standard. maybe call flop as your range looks superstrong if you raise and the board is rainbow but they will peel all sorts of AX/KX combos 1 street. Admittedly, his hand looks like the nuts, but combine the times hes overplaying AK and A10 with the fact your house redraw is almost certainly live with the most important part that its YOU playng ALAN GRAY and if he has QJ just chalk it up to variance.

[celtic]

1400 on the flop and get it all in when he makes it 5k.