$1 NLHE STT: Ace Ten vs button limper - raise good or bad?

[atlantafalcons0]

6-Max

Seat #8 is the button

Seat 9: atlanta0 (1210.00 in chips) - Small Blind
Seat 8: TOLDem (2420.00 in chips) - The button
Seat 7: Da_Gambler (1240.00 in chips)
Seat 6: I_EAT_FISH (1150.00 in chips)
Seat 4: SamCg (1180.00 in chips) - Big Blind
atlanta0: posts small blind 10.00
SamCg: posts big blind 20.00

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to atlanta0 [Ad 10c]
I_EAT_FISH: folds
Da_Gambler: folds
TOLDem: calls 20.00
atlanta0: raises 70.00 to 80.00
SamCg: calls 60.00
TOLDem: calls 60.00
*** FLOP *** [3d 9s 6h]
atlanta0: ???

I have no reads, sng just started. Is it right to raise here and if so, what's my action on this type of board?

 

[horizon12]

In early stages better also call preflop because we not have fold equity, anyway button call with 100% range hands and ATo this hand not for value.....

In flop is a standard situation, in early stages only check/fold, because we OOP and this flop suitable for range button...

 

[Marcwantstowin]

Personally with no reads and knowing that there are a lot of "loose" players in these Mtt's I would just check on the flop to me or perhaps call if the bet is about 1/2 pot sized. Anything above that or a bet and a raise I would get out of there. It would only take someone with A3, A9 or A6 and you are behind miles. Gl - and how did it play out? Would be interesting to know.........

 

[WiZZiM]

from the small blind you can just limp in play it small, but raising is also quite fine.

THis isn't the worst flop in the world to throw out a c-bet should work a decent amount, but the 9 and 6 do give really loose callers some draws and players find it hard to fold to one bet with stuff like KJs or some overcard type hand, so it's up to you really. Check and give up if you feel you will get called too often, or c-bet if you don't think you get called that much.