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What can you say about the hand of 10-10. What % of wins and losses was it you?

kaper0071 said:

What can you say about the hand of 10-10. What % of wins and losses was it you?

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I like this hand. And pretty good percentage, its kinda like the ace magnet, it pulls in the third 10 alot!

Particularly not give much value to tens, I usually play them to push if I'm short of blind or call for a set if im deep, because in a multiway pot are very often overcome if nothing is connected to the flop.

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!0-10 is a very strong hand, but you got to be carefull. Because a A-K-3 flop in a 3 bet pot with 10-10 isn't what you wanna see lol.

But if you are short, All in 1010 is never a bad play.

Pretty like this hand, won my biggest cash pot in a live game, hitting set on the turn.

Like every hand it is very situational. It’s a great starting hand but very vulnerable. I play it very fast preflop and proceed with caution to showdown. After watching some of the lay downs from the top pros, I refuse to get married to any hand. I watched Lex lay down trip A’s on a 4 to the straight board yesterday. A lot of people would have talked themselves into a call there.

about 50/50 (if you go all in on preflop) because your opponents will call only with a pair / hand with JQ+

Pocket 10's is likely to get beat....had bad experiences with pocket 10's. usually fold em when there is an all in on the table. rather than an all in I usually just call call then fold hoping to catch my set.

10-10 is difficult for me to play, because u get beat on the flop really easy but its good to creat some pressure if you are low stacked and push allin. Maybe some deeper player call you with worse hands.

Hi
A T10 is as good as any other pair JJ and below, you must hit a set or else any higher card has you beat or any smaller cards can make a str8 or 2 pair.

Its not been good to me.

Well, its a good hand preflop. But you have to care after the flop. Try to control the pot, bet about 30 per cent when cbet, etc.

BesseNuts said:

Well, its a good hand preflop. But you have to care after the flop. Try to control the pot, bet about 30 per cent when cbet, etc.

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I agree you dude, that`s normal play for me too. sometimes its dangerous if there is flopped even low cards, your opponent would have JJ or +.. I`ve lost more hands with such situation

Late in the rounds its a gamble hand for the most part.
Either you shove short stacked or play it like a normal premium hand.
Hopefully you get a under-pair call, ace/9 or less.
FYI: Queen/Jack or better will probably be calling any standard raise.
Obviously with any face card or ace on the flop, your in a situation. Hopefully you have position to better help judgment on the flop.


Set, draw, two pair, over pair, and the donkeys: just you basic threats

TT is promising strong hand, but you got to play it carefully because it is not extra strong

With such a card, I often win than lose.
A / A -50 / 50% (win / lose)
K / K -70 / 30%
Q / Q -80 / 20%
J / J -50 / 50%
10/10 -70 / 30%
9/9 -80 / 20%
8/8 -20 / 80%
7/7 -50 / 50%
6/6 -60 / 40%
5/5 -50 / 50%
These are my observations.

10-10 great for a push when short stacked against one player. Multiway pots, forget it. Check/small call just to see the flop. I find this with all pairs, JJ and lower.

It's a good hand, I like it.
But my percentage of losses and gains is very balanced.

I don't have stats on individual hands as I don't play online much and don't have a HUD. I'd imagine TT is very profitable though. As mentioned earlier it should be played aggressively pre flop and carefully post flop.

TT is a strong hand depending the position, with a short stack all in is a valid option.

belizebum said:

10-10 great for a push when short stacked against one player. Multiway pots, forget it. Check/small call just to see the flop. I find this with all pairs, JJ and lower.

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I agree. I do exactly the same. I will go all-in only in the case of a very short stack or vice versa, in the case of a large stack I will call all-in opponent.
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very good hand.Wins in 50-60 percent.

Like a few others have said, it's a nice all-in hand if you are short stacked and can either get folds or just 1 caller. It's also a good re-steal hand if you are in the SB/BB and get a loose late position raise. It's not a great hand with 2+ callers unless you happen to hit a set. I'll raise with TT in most positions and occasionally 3 bet, but then I'll proceed with caution. Against 1 opponent, I'll lead out even if there is a single J/Q/K on the board. If the opponent raises, it's an easy fold. If opponent calls, I'll generally back off unless I suspect they are weak.

It all depends on number of players playing and how many of them bet i guess, you can try to deduce what other players have and therefore foresee which cards may be drawn.

To be honest, I don’t really understand why you need this information, but if this is important to you, then my result is with the hand of TT 203evbb / 100 for the last 100,000 hands

Hi.
I like this hand, but it all depends on how you use it. Obviously, the player's position is very important, besides, you have to take into account what bets were made by your opponents. If you make the right decision by taking into account the actions of your opponents then your chances of winning will increase significantly.
Good luck.