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#1
11-17-04, 12:52 AM
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i usually play this hand, but really i am hoping to flop top pair with a ten rather than top pair with an ace. i think that a pair of tens with an ace kicker is actually a stronger hand in this situation, because of the kicker problems that are inherent with a pair of aces with a ten kicker.
it isnt really a great hand for me unless it is suited though. obviously trying to catch three perfect cards for a straight isnt the best strategy, so it is probably best to just proceed with caution. |
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#2
11-17-04, 02:16 AM
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Too tight
Limit or NL? What position?
Rare for me to say that something is too tight, but I can't see folding A/10 90% percent of the time. In late position, that's a raising hand to me. Obviously you have to let it go if the flop looks hostile or you run into real resistance, but that hand should make you money. |
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11-17-04, 03:19 AM
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sorry
let me clarify. Any position. Not in ring games specifically for tournaments. I have a feel for it pretty good in ring games bc the play is a lot different. In tournaments i see myself losing a lot of chips with it. Hope that helps you help me out.lol
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#4
11-17-04, 03:32 AM
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Position is key here, but also who are you up against. If a tight player raised in front of you fold it most of the time. If a garbage player raises, I would re-raise with it.
Post flop you do have to be cautious, for AA, AK, AQ, AJ if Ace hits. |
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#5
11-17-04, 08:29 AM
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I'd usually like to see a flop in any position with this hand regardless of position. Yes, I would also like to flop a ten with no over cards on board and have that lovely 10 kicker.
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