Extracting value from a hand (PLHE)...

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I check my big blind for in the Fitz last night holding 33, flop comes 3T3, I check and it is checked around to the button (who is ****e) who fires €10 at the pot, I smooth call but everyone else folds. The turn and the river are blurs to me, as long as the board didn't pair and there were no straight flushes on then I was happy. After the turn I check, he bets €20 and I smooth call. He throws another €20 in after the river (which I checked to him) and then I reraise him all in for the €50 or so he has left. He duly calls and flips over a T for 2 pair and is shocked by my quads.

My basic questions here are, against a better player would my constant checking/calling and then reraising all-in have made them insta-fold or would the fact they'd already bet so much into the pot get me the call I needed?

And secondly, there wasn't really anything I could do after he bet at the flop to get more people to call was there?

eggie

He over played his hand obviously. A better player would prob check/fold or push the turn depending on the scenario, reads, etc. Definitely not bet the river after you checked as you are only calling with a better hand.

Secondly, no.

As for extracting value, he did the work for you.

RoadSweeper

A good player may check the river suspecting something. i'm not sure you would get as much money out of a decent player.

Secondly, No not really.

Sangre

Most players should have had alarm bells ringing by the turn flat call and would have checked behind you.
You're never going to get a decent quad value out of an unraised pot OP, lucky to get what you got.