Originally Posted by
Ian
Preflop: Assuming the table is loose and mostly passive, I like limp-calling here. Just be aware that how you should play mid/small pairs in EP is highly table dependent.
Flop: The check is automatic, but it gets a little weird after that when the preflop raiser c-bets less than 1/3 pot. With a more normal bet size I would prefer fastplaying with a check/raise, but since the bet is so small I'd rather check/call with the intention of leading every turn card in hopes of getting the LP player to either call light or sense weakness and make a move on the flop.
Turn: You got what you wanted by slowplaying the flop, but now it's time to bet. Betting about 350ish is large enough that it's a mistake for draws to keep calling, but small enough that you can still get action from non-monster made hands like QJ. Of course, if you have reason to believe that your opponents will call more than 350 then bet more. The problem with checking is that there's a good chance it gets checked around and all sorts of draws will get a free card.
River: As played on the turn, the bet is good.
Just my opinion...