$1100 NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: 10,10 on the turn vs large bet by villain. Should I have shoved back?

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$1100 NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: 10,10 on the turn vs large bet by villain. Should I have shoved back?

I had just lost $35k to same villain in previous hand with full house 4s over 5s to his quad 5s! At start of hand I still had 108k stack to his 80k. Blinds are 500, 1k with 100 ante. I'm UTG and he is SB. I have 10d10h and raise to 3k. Everyone folds to him, he calls and BB calls. Flop is 6h 8d 9d. He checks and I bet 5k and he calls and BB folds. Turn is Qd and he bets out 13k. Because I was still reeling from previous hand, I gave him too much credit for having me beat and I folded! Looking back now, I'm thinking I should have at least re-raised him to maybe 39k or maybe even shoved all in to put pressure back on him? Thoughts anyone?
 
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I had just lost $35k to same villain in previous hand with full house 4s over 5s to his quad 5s! At start of hand I still had 108k stack to his 80k. Blinds are 500, 1k with 100 ante. I'm UTG and he is SB. I have 10d10h and raise to 3k. Everyone folds to him, he calls and BB calls. Flop is 6h 8d 9d. He checks and I bet 5k and he calls and BB folds. Turn is Qd and he bets out 13k. Because I was still reeling from previous hand, I gave him too much credit for having me beat and I folded! Looking back now, I'm thinking I should have at least re-raised him to maybe 39k or maybe even shoved all in to put pressure back on him? Thoughts anyone?

It's a bit easier for me to say this since I am not in the heat of the game and its not my money. But are you getting any kind of read on him? The board is a disaster in my opinion. But I have a single "admittedly crazy" belief. If I have seen the cards to the turn and a river can give me a straight flush, and I have an OK hand I would think I would bet. Of course this is stated without my chips on the line. Also depends on my read on the particular villian. This is a perfect place for him to be aggressive with nothing in the hopes you would back out of the hand, then again he just needs a higher diamond or a Q to dominate you assuming the board rivers a fourth diamond. Having said all that I also could see folding this hand in order to wait for a better opportunity a 8% shot at an open ended straight flush (I think) and a weak diamond for a regular flush. You are contending with a potential cacophony of hands that will best you. And a small percent that will dominate anything he has.

MTT tourney chip preservation is very important, maybe I talked myself out of my original statement. I can't give you an honest answer as my move will be different depending on what I "feel" at the particular table, my read on the player etc. ~ sorry I get wishy washy in many theoretical situations. But ultimately I don't think either call is necessarily wrong.
 
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Calling here, raising accomplishes nothing. It's still possible you have the best hand + some redraws and you have some the best blockers you can have here (blocking T7/JT/some flushes).
 
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Yeah, I'm not folding, although I put him on something like AQ, KQ, QJ or a monster (at the time) of a smaller set.
 
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Got to call here. I don't see raising doing you any good as it is risky and you could be behind.
Call turn reevaluate river. Sometimes persons who are running good start to overplay hands and bluff a lot as they feel invincible
 
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