NL100: What do I do with TT when a J Flops?

[frenchfish]

It s all read dependant but i think u r gonna give up too much by folding here.Call his raise and go in check fold mode after that.most players are gonna shutdown if they don t have an overpair.

[dersl]

if you plan to c/f on such a flop please fold preflop...

[sww]

If he is aggressive in 3betted pots, you could check/call all the way. Checkraising kind of sucks. Bet/call might be possible against some people.

If you check/fold this flop, don't call the 3bet. 4betting TT is kind of lame IMO since it's rarely for value and it is pretty big hand for semibluff. I fold it a lot preflop here against tighter 3bettors or go to the callingstation mode postflop against looser ones.

[CalleAA]

I think c/c is the best line here. I would not be afraid of the J. It´s not a lot of players on NL100 that 3-bet AJ. He probably has AK, AQ, QQ, KK, AA here. Just call an check to him on the turn. If he bets again you are probably beat.

[Cernunnos]

fold preflop if your not going to Check call, give up on the turn if he keeps going,
pay more attention to this opponent when he 3 bets you and other people to see what he does post flop.

[Oct0puz]

Isn't 15.7:1 stack odds good enough to set mine here?

[Dire]

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Isn't 15.7:1 stack odds good enough to set mine here?

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No. You don't have 15.7:1 odds unless he's only reraising AA/KK which is never going to be the case with your average 26/23. The wider he's willing to reraise, the more spewy set mining becomes.

[loosbastard]

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Call, just one time baby.

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[tubasteve]

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Call, just one time baby.

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agreed, standard is to c/c one street since they usually won't bet more than once unless they can beat TT

[dcf4]

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fold preflop if your not going to Check call, give up on the turn if he keeps going,
pay more attention to this opponent when he 3 bets you and other people to see what he does post flop.

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also try to see what he's 3betting with, and make a note