Raise to protect T top pair on a 3 flush flop?

[tyler_cracker]

ftr, i open ATo utg. against bad opponents your raise is for value. folding is fine, however.

not sure why you all think raising doesn't protect our hand. laying 11:2 is a lot different than laying 11:1. basically, what xylo said.

[neurotiq]

I usually fold this guy preflop.

The flop is a raise. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[kerowo]

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ftr, i open ATo utg. against bad opponents your raise is for value. folding is fine, however.

not sure why you all think raising doesn't protect our hand. laying 11:2 is a lot different than laying 11:1. basically, what xylo said.

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Mostly because it's rare to fold any diamond at the micros when there are 3 on the board.

[tyler_cracker]

i've seen bad players fold a low diamond here. if not, oh well; you were raising for value anyway.

[favreftw]

i fold preflop too.. u must be pretty laggy to raise this utg in FR?
flop i think raise>call>fold

[Smurph64]

I have no problem at this level playing a10 utg in fr for a raise, heck its great training for 6 max.

its loose sure but hands like these are great for learning.

Obviously someone could have flopped a flush, the donk from sb though is usually suspect and I would reraise here on the flop.

If others call I am pretty sure I need a good turn card to lead. Obviously a ten would be great. If sb 3 bets the flop then depending on my read of him I may consider a peel.