Your hand A 10 and the flop J Q K

You are in a tournament going very well, but need to strengthen chips to play more relaxed and also be able to see more flops than usual.So that comes in your hand A10 and then opens the JQK flop.


Of the three alternatives, which is more the way you play.
Just point one of the three.


1) Limp because you are sure will increase.


2) All in, because you know you have player who will pay her all in.


3) You have a good game and will increase 1/3 of the pot every bet.




Good bet and good luck!

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which one?

To say I would play it the same way every time isn't accurate. It depends on the player I'm against and what I know about said player. I could see playing it anyway of the three. In general I would be aggressive chances are that hit someone so getting a couple streets is good.

If I’m the preflop aggressor then I would choose (3) , I would c-bet (checking would be suspicious).
If I just called preflop and I’m OOP I would check because I’m almost sure somebody hit the flop with a pair. Then probably check-raise would be my option. But it depends on a lot of things.

always half pot bet no matter what flop

3) You have a good game and will increase 1/3 of the pot every bet.

Something like this, and watch carefully if there comes 2 of the same color or number.

Lets see, we dont have all the information.


If the Flop is clubs, diamonds, etc. Given 2 cards of the same suit you need to be very aggresive, just to cut any chance of a Flush. So Bet Big or All in. Limping is not a good idea.


1/3 every bet migth have the same problem, but I migth go with this optinon if the Flop is raibow!

try to take out chips and hope that a full or color is not formed that breaks the ladder at the end of the road

bet but bet light, if there's two of one color aka chance to flush bet more before the flush comes or not.

Depends on the suits of the flop, position, players I am playing against and pre-flop action. Checking to a pre-flop aggressor in early position is usually a good play on a rainbow flop to either give a card to catch up, to see if anybody got a piece of it to determine how much value I could get on later streets, and to give the opportunity to bluff. If there was a flush draw out and I didn't have the A of that suit, I would bet, half pot or more, but I would try to balance this out by betting my flush draws as well in other hands.

I think the key to playing boards like this where you have flopped the nuts (depending on the suits of the board cards) is to find out a way to extract maximum value while having a plan if you get outdrawn on the turn or river with a completed flush, or the board pairing making a potential full house for somebody. KQ and QJ (and sometime KJ) are playable hands so I would be trying to figure out if somebody has these cards in the event that the board pairs with these cards, especially the Q.

3) You have a good game and will increase 1/3 of the pot every bet.




I like this, but there are many other factors to consider, such as pot size, opponents' pot, aggressiveness, tournament momentum ...

It depends of other players who are in hand,if there is crazy guy that calls and re-raise everything i would go all in and expect to always be called,sometimes i will just check and wait to check-raise or try to get someone to try to bluff me atleast 2 times,its never same thats why poker is best

All in & WIN

I choose 3) You have a good game, and each bet will increase by 1/3 of the pot. This is a good combination on which you can win well!

Check raise

3) You have a good game, and each bet will increase by 1/3 of the pot.
And may also be suitable and other options if you know who your opponent is

I would say it depends on the situation the players you are playing will they call raise or fold are any cards on the flop suited.

I would need to know the suits of the cards to know how much to bet or charge opponents to see another card more danger larger bet . If 2 of same suit on flop and I am heads up 3/4 pot to give them wrong odds to call , or If I have Say A 10 of spades and flop has 2 spades try and keep them on hook hoping one hits a flush

if you are 100 percent sure they will call a dump, then dump

it is 3)

My game on such a strong card is always a check, I raise for three blinds if there are two colored cards on the table.

I think I would most likely have done a small raise, or big if there are several opponents in the hand and if I were sure that the rivals probably have aces high and kings high in their ranges. And then I would get on each street making konbety to collect from such distribution a maximum)

The option 03 because I want a greater number of opponents giving me chips, of course there is some unforeseen that can happen because the pot is almost won.

Well any of these options could actually be a good move, all depending on how many players are involved, what was the action like preflop, whats your possition, against what type of players you play, on and on...
But most unlikely the second option, but i’ve definitely tryed all three

The three option! I would be calm trying not to show my hand and to attract bigger bets!!

4. bet 60% of the pot.