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TT vs 3-bet OOP - What is the best way to play this type of hands?

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mafioso03
Joined: 16.08.2010

PokerStars - €0.05 NL FAST (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by Holdem Manager 3

BTN: €1.87 (37.4 bb)
SB: €13.47 (269.4 bb)
BB: €5.08 (101.6 bb)
Hero (UTG): €7.05 (141 bb)
MP: €6.70 (134 bb)
CO: €7.41 (148.2 bb)

SB posts €0.02, BB posts €0.05

Pre Flop: (pot: €0.07) Hero has T♦: T♥:
Hero raises to €0.15, MP calls €0.15, CO raises to €0.70, 3 folds, Hero calls €0.55, fold

Flop: (€1.62, 2 players) 6♦: Q♣: A♠:
Hero checks, CO bets €0.50, Hero ??

No relevant stats from the villain.
TT (or 99-JJ) are that type of hands not strong enough to make a 4-bet, but a fold here i think it's too passive.
With a call, we play OOP and we usually have to face one or more overcards on the flop.

OOP, i used to make a c-bet against one overcard, and check/fold against two or more overcards (against an unknown player).
What is your line here?
Opinions please.


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maniac
Joined: 29.03.2006

with you stacks its for me a 4bet fold pre I guess with no reads. Calling get you info at all


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ferdhy5
Joined: 21.04.2014

I would also call preflop. His 3bet vs UTG looks strong. So I'd just call unless you had any other info that he has a wide range. In that case you can 4bet.
Postflop the board is good for villain as it hits his range and quite bad for you with bottom pair. Also, you don't have position so it's not worth getting involved. For me it's a fold.


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zetozinho
Joined: 18.06.2017

Easy flop check/fold. Nice hand


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Dragar
Joined: 09.09.2008

I'd 4 bet pre-flop and fold to shove. Calling turns your TT into a set-mine, so it may as well be any other pocket pair. You can also fold if you don't prefer it but calling makes post-flop play really difficult. What do you do on a low number rainbow board for example now? You have no info on opponent.

As played it is a tough situation. He is doing a tiny bet of 1/3 pot, less than his pre-flop raise. I would do one call perhaps, see what he does on the turn. I would likely always do one call if this was not a fast table due to table image as I want to be paid on TP hands in a similar position by villain next time.


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