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The reason i don't like calling the flop raise is because many cards can still come that can significantly weaken your overpair, (A, K, T, J, 6, etc). With the board connected like this (12 "straight" cards in theory), and opponent likely holding an A or K to his TP (If he has TP) villians range is drawing pretty heavily. I want to win it now or find out that i am behind, also now. probably raise to $45 and save half my stack if he shoves.
Although we are favored to beat TP hands like A-10, K-10, J-10. Do we get another bet out of these hands if we check the turn and an 8, 6, or J hits (J-10 might lead on a J). I think our action is shut down on the flop if any of the several scare cards hit for both ours and villians hands. IMO losing ~$30 on flop is better than cry calling $20 on turn and $35-40 on river if we just call the flop. In this spot i do want to define my hand (strong, overpair minimum) and price out SD and take it down so i don't have to play any more streets OOP.
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