i think the mistake is made preflop. just check your option with a crap hand and be thankful villain lets you realize your equity. don´t isoraise because you can, do it with a proper hand. sure, you can have a wide value range to iso rase, but T4o is complete crap. it flops terribly and your T is often dominated. if you iso raise, just raise to 60. it usually does the same job, but you keep the pot a little smaller. keep in mind: you are OOP and should prefer to play smaller pots than IP, especially with holdings like T4o, which against a minraise should be folded most of the time.

as played: you´re getting good odds to call with your pair of tens, but you will lose against most Tx, there also are some 2pairs out there, plus some straights and the chance of a backdoor flush. the small sizing is a little suspicious as well, he probably wants to milk you. i think the fold is fine.

Looking at the hand quickly I think it's too spewy, on this level you dont need to make big moves or crazy stuff, you just have to play more straight forward, raising with any two cards over his limp its too wide, even if some pro players tell you it's profitable you need a really good skills postflop.

Now as played I dont think its a good idea to bet small on the flop, you are playing against a passive opponent, go for value because he only knows to call rather than get agressive with a bluff raise or something. Against this players TP without kicker its pretty much a bluffcacther because when they raise your cbet you are fucked most of the time. So I would bet/fold bigger and continue from that.

FLOP: I bet small to induce spew, so raise I would definitely call.

you don´t induce spew here, you induce a float usually. even if villain completely misses, but he shouldn´t on that board, it hits his limping range rather well. he will have a lot of top pairs, second pairs, gutshots, openenders, maybe even two pair OTF. you might even think about going for a check raise here.

Yeah I know coffeyay play, and ofc it's +EV iso anytwocards if he is limp-folding 80% of the time, if you raise to 60 you need 50% succes, so its insta profit.

But thats not all you have to consider, I would go a little bit deeper on the analysis, I would say becarefull playing this junk hands OOP because you need a good play postflop and I know many players fail on this and end up loosing a ton the times they get called. What I mean by this is I would not recomend this type of plays to players who are learning a solid game, and I just want to advice you becarefull overdoing this.

Hi there tightfish

First point: be very careful punishing limps with T4o. If your opponent doesn't fold, you're in a sticky situation, with a hand that flops terribly. It's not that I would never punish with T4o here, but only where the gameflow strongly indicated I would get a fold. Don't overuse limp-punishing.

On the flop: You need to bet larger here. We have a vulnerable top pair, so a fold is not a bad result. I would bet at least 90 chips here.

On the turn: The same point applies. Bet at least 180 chips to protect your hand/get value. I don't see how you can say "there aren't many hands I can get value from". Any pair or any draw can call, so there are loads of hands we can get value from.

On the river: Second pair is just good far too often for us to fold to 80 chips here. Even if we are good only 18% of the time, it's a call. Personally, I would expect we are good most of the time here.

Hope this helps.

preflop:-

while a raise is fine when villain limp folds so much i think this hand is better to check behind. i reason that while raising ATC is fine i don't want villain to stop folding so i don't want to raise every single limp there fore i would check back junk hands like this , even worse would be going to showdown with this hand and showing the villain that i am raising his limps with junk

flop

as played i would Cbet more than half pot for value,  a passive villain like this is unlikely to spew shove on the flop so don't try to induce passive players induce the aggressive maniacs, so i would bet for value here prob 50-60% of pot.

if limped preflop i would bet pot with top pair weak kicker on limped pot and expect to take it down alot

turn

as played i would not check here, checking gives you the least amount of information, as played i would bet half pot i still think top pair is in front v a fishy villain most fish raise top pair on the flop. villain could have flush draw hearts straight draw 7 or 1 pair or 2 pair and bet when we check, these days with almost everyone cbetting alot of villains will float and believe that 1 pair is good  but the board is getting draw heavy i want to bet to make him pay to chase. but since you checked i think you can only call his bet

if limped pre and called on flop i would half pot bet

oh and our 4 is a straight draw blocker so we can bet the turn i think

river

as played i am now check calling (unless villain shoves) our hand is a great bluff catcher now and i would call the small bet (i would also note this hand and what villain called our limp raise with)we still beat any 7 busted straight draw or any non Q pair (obv alot of tens beat us but i would of expected to be raised by top pair on flop)

if limped pre i would also check call as a bluff catch, betting here leaves us open to jam bluffs which we cannot call