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#12
03-07-2007, 05:29 AM
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Re: three 10s hand
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Flop seems fine as played. If he is as solid as you say I think you can probably narrow him down to AA/AT/A2s. [/ QUOTE ] If he's solid, how often does he raise preflop with A2s after a gazillion limpers here? One might consider raising 87s on a tight table after several limpers, but on a loose table you just cut into your implied odds. Also, raising ATo after several limpers on the button is a bit questionable. I'd rather give up my (small) equity edge here to exploit a bigger edge postflop in a smaller pot. And I certainly wouldn't rule out AK and maybe even AQ as a possible holding for button. 
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#13
03-07-2007, 06:04 AM
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Re: three 10s hand
Yeah i kind of tacked on A2s and considered putting "(maybe)" next to it but didnt bother. But I agree its the least likely of his holdings.
If he is a solid aggressive player I cant see him capping a hero that donk/3-bets him with anything less than two pair - I think AK/AQ would be quite unlikely here. When I put AT I was pretty much implying AhTh but didnt clarify that.
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#14
03-07-2007, 06:43 AM
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Re: three 10s hand
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I think AK/AQ would be quite unlikely here. When I put AT I was pretty much implying AhTh but didnt clarify that. [/ QUOTE ] I know a few people that I consider at least semi-good that think TPTK is a capping hand on the flop, especially when against another aggressive player (like myself, that's why my sets often are paid off nicely).
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#16
03-07-2007, 03:36 PM
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Re: three 10s hand
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A very good point. Although in this case I lost to a higher set. I had a sneaky feeling that this was the case but how could I be sure. The results were Hero had three 10's Button had three Ace's UTG+1 had 5d 4s and finished with Ace high UTG+1 even tried to steal the pot at the end by raising on the river, which means me and him lost another 50 cents. [/ QUOTE ] Follow that man like a lost puppy.
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