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[Albert Moulton]

Fold.

It is unlikely that you are ahead right now.

It is unlikely that you will be able to steal on a later street if you call on the flop since either the bettor or the caller ahead of you will probably stick around for at least a c/c on the turn.

It is possible that you have some fold equity now if you raise, but you would risk too much to find out. Plus, one of the two in the hand could have easily limped with KQ or 55, who probably aren't going anywhere no matter what you raise. Moreover, if your raise gets called, you have very few outs to improve your hand even against TPWK, like KJs.

So, if calling isn't good.

And if raising isn't good.

Then fold.

[Flamingo]

What's your table image?

[Justin A]

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What's your table image?

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Psycho.

[Jazzy3113]

fold, hitting your ten might actually cost you.

[mike l.]

lol. things have changed.

but they are afraid of me.

[ProfessorBen]

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i think even if we fold the winner every once in awhile...

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I think one of the lessons I still have yet to grasp is that I need to not be afraid of folding winners when it is +EV to do so against the ranges/board that is out there. It still sets me on minor tilt and adjusts my game the same way that not hitting a 17 outter twice does.