how to play TT??

Hi,
i find TT one of the hardest hands to play.

So i raise my standard bbx5 from MP2 - no limpers.
Flop comes comes down with 1 overcard.
Opponent checks - i bet- he raises.

I think the worst thing to do is call the CR. Its either re-raise or fold. Which one??

$10nl Bet365poker. Villain is fairly tight/passive - lots of limping early then folding.

Cheers

LaTiN sitting in seat 1 with $4.75
- DonT sitting in seat 2 with $13.85
- rdd sitting in seat 3 with $15.29
- wlad sitting in seat 4 with $10.20
- aspirt sitting in seat 5 with $15.40 [Sitting out]
- villain sitting in seat 6 with $8.45
- hero sitting in seat 7 with $9.88
- ztes sitting in seat 8 with $8.34
- Jerry sitting in seat 9 with $10.35
- Adria sitting in seat 10 with $3.75 [Dealer]

LaTiN posted the small blind - $0.05
DonT posted the big blind - $0.10

** Dealing card to her: 10 of Clubs, 10 of Spades
rdd folded
wlad folded
villain called - $0.10
hero raised - $0.50
ztes folded
Jerry folded
Adria folded
LaTi folded
Don folded
villain called - $0.50

** Dealing the flop: King of Clubs, 5 of Clubs, 7 of Hearts
villain checked
hero - $0.52
villain raised - $1.04
hero folded
villain mucks:
villain wins $2.56 from the main pot

Passive villains dont bluff.

Easy fold.

One option is to check behind and see what the turn brings, and what your opponent does.

Gabe had a really good thread about a similar situation with KK vs opp with A on the flop, read through this --- it helped me a lot.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...light=position

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Originally Posted by cobere

One option is to check behind and see what the turn brings, and what your opponent does.

Gabe had a really good thread about a similar situation with KK vs opp with A on the flop, read through this --- it helped me a lot.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...light=position

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That thread describes a way different situation and it's advice doesn't really apply in this hand. Mainly because if you check the flop, the chance that an opponent will draw out on you on the turn are far higher with TT on a K high board then with KK on an A high board.

The origonal hand is fine.

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Originally Posted by Irisheyes

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Originally Posted by cobere

One option is to check behind and see what the turn brings, and what your opponent does.

Gabe had a really good thread about a similar situation with KK vs opp with A on the flop, read through this --- it helped me a lot.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...light=position

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That thread describes a way different situation and it's advice doesn't really apply in this hand. Mainly because if you check the flop, the chance that an opponent will draw out on you on the turn are far higher with TT on a K high board then with KK on an A high board.

The origonal hand is fine.

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ya tourney boy!