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[ratman349]

when its a full table would u call with pocket 10s? or raise or do what?

[Connytor]

i would just call..

[ratman349]

o ok thank you

[TIDDLYW1NK]

It depends on what everyone else does and your position on the table, you might also want to consider who you are playing against, it's way too complicated to say fold, call or raise. Noboby can advise you on this, call what,the big blind or a massive raise. Sorry i can't help, but i wish you luck

[Minolwen]

I agree with the above poster, it depends on the situation. I personally choose to call pocket 10's till flop, then decide from there. At least, in most situations where I'm not way down.

[2Shey]

Hmmm Depends what's on the table? but more than likely I would just call unless the bet is really big then I'd toss 'em again depending whats on the table..High cards on the table no fold low cards on the table call..Good Luck

[jockney]

A question that often troubles me, but I tend to agree with the above. On a full table I would treat them the same as any low pocket pairs,limp in and see what the flop offers. I hit my one and only Royal with pocket 10's so they have a special place in my heart !

[stjimmy]

i agree,just call and see the flop.
but if someone goes all in,well...do ya feel lucky?

[RSCA]

Originally Posted by ratman349

when its a full table would u call with pocket 10s? or raise or do what?

just calling to

[EurekaKid]

In my opinion, calling is pretty weak, but if you are bad or just learning the craft of playing post-flop then it can be OKAY. Personally, if I am first to enter a pot I am raising TT from any position. If someone has raised in front of me though, it changes things a little. Against tightish players who are raising from early and middle position I'll generally just flat call in position. Against looser players I may re-raise though.

[jonnyjjs13]

u should raise to around double the big blind. If someone already did that, then u should just call.

However, if your opponent goes and raises it say 5 time the blind, then you might want to consider if the player is trying to bluff you, or is a tightwad who only raises with insanes good hands.