How How How can someone call a preflop raise with 10,2. How could he even limp in with it?! There is absolutely no value to his hand. Unless of course, he can flop 7,8,9 and river a 6.. then yeah.. -.-

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On October 26 2012 15:47 ynot wrote: How How How can someone call a preflop raise with 10,2. How could he even limp in with it?! There is absolutely no value to his hand. Unless of course, he can flop 7,8,9 and river a 6.. then yeah.. -.-

dude

but what if u flop quads

On October 26 2012 16:14 superfashion wrote: Show nested quote + On October 26 2012 15:47 ynot wrote: How How How can someone call a preflop raise with 10,2. How could he even limp in with it?! There is absolutely no value to his hand. Unless of course, he can flop 7,8,9 and river a 6.. then yeah.. -.- dude but what if u flop quads

+1 :D

ten high is actually going to be good a large percentage of time here because most of the hands hero plays this way are pure draws
and since a ten is blocking hero's hand that means draws with a 6 in it are most likely and guess what hands are most likely to be played with a 6 in it

thats right, a6, 26,36,46 (the only pure draws on this board)


making this by far the most profitable way to play the hand by villain


game, set, match. point. game point.

He's a favourite vs 99 with T2 anyway, just a cooler if he runs into the nuts on this board which is AT, luckily for him he didn't or he would've been outkicked on his straight