I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

NL Texas Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:17635100 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Tuesday, November 22, 17:10:46 EDT 2005
Table Table 66987 (Real Money)
Seat 8 is the button
Total number of players : 8
Seat 4: gwallace111 ( $885 )
Seat 5: PkrsFinest_8 ( $775 )
Seat 6: jpt975 ( $710 )
Seat 8: rowem ( $740 )
Seat 9: riverbeast52 ( $890 )
Seat 10: Rellimguod ( $1580 )
Seat 1: mom123111 ( $1630 )
Seat 2: Hero ( $790 )
Trny:17635100 Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero[ Qd Qs ]

mom123111 folds.
hero raises [45].
gwallace111 folds.
PkrsFinest_8 calls [45].
jpt975 folds.
rowem folds.
riverbeast52: who are you
riverbeast52 folds.
Rellimguod folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 9d, Td, Js ]
rowem: we played earlier
hi_folks bets [100].
riverbeast52: oh?
rowem: we finished 1st and 2nd
PkrsFinest_8 is all-In [730]

now what? no reads

Re: I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

I assume your hi_folks on the flop. First, i would reccomend raising preflop more, probably to around 70-100. The way you played it i would probably still call on the flop.

Re: I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

Well, first thing I would do is raise more preflop. 75 to 100 seems standard for a level one raise for me (since I'm only raising QQ-AA anyway). They get called a lot more than you think. But, I have to call this. In the 10's, people make this move with AJ, KJ, and I wouldn't be shocked to see AT.

Re: I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

I call. At the 11s, you are likely to be ahead, and if not, you have a bunch of outs. (I don't feel like doing the math at the moment, this is just based on gut feel.)

Re: I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

Without any reads i would call it,i kno its still a 10/1 but you can put him on some type of range that shouldnt include 87. You already have 2 qs so for him to have kq could also be unlikely. I think your ahead most of the time and you got a chance of splitting if you make your straight

Re: I\'m in this position all the time 10+1
 

I would raise slightly more pre-flop (60+). I have to admit that I would call the c/r. Sometimes he has KQ or JT and you are behind. Sometimes he has KJ, AJ or some suited flush draw that you are ahead of. Hope for the latter.