Is calling preflop here the best move? I don't think 3 betting would get it heads up, but is this still for value?

And since I just called preflop, is leading out or c/r a better line?


#Game No : 82924233
***** Pacific Hand History for Game 82924233 *****
$5/$10 Limit Hold'em - *** 08 23 07:33:59 2005
Table Excalibur (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 10: BoonBar ( $168.79 )
Seat 2: pots4me ( $162.62 )
Seat 3: sarang12 ( $314.97 )
Seat 4: Rocka55 ( $778.91 )
Seat 5: sangster ( $1137.64 )
Seat 6: Nut2Nuts ( $1243.61 )
Seat 9: looshle ( $1001.6 )
looshle posts small blind [$2].
BoonBar posts big blind [$5].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to looshle [ 10c 10s ]
pots4me folds.
sarang12 folds.
Rocka55 folds.
sangster raises [$10].
Nut2Nuts calls [$10].
looshle calls [$8].
BoonBar folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Jc, Jd, 9h ]
looshle checks.
sangster bets [$5].
Nut2Nuts calls [$5].
looshle raises [$10].
sangster folds.
Nut2Nuts calls [$5].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 2s ]
looshle bets [$10]

anybody at all....

I think it looks good, for whatever that's worth, lol. Anyway I don't like raising the flop since it might get capped, but is obviously enought to call 2 cold with. I like the check-raise on the flop since it got a fold, and without aggression the remaining peep is probably drawing to an overcard. Definate lead on the turn.

Leading the flop is better.

Good luck.