Re: Tens Facing a Turn Raise
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Seems like a standard call to me. I think you have adequate outs to continue here. I'd estimate around 5.5 outs, and therefore you're getting the immediate odds to call on.
Folding the river unimproved is best, in my opinion, since villain will very rarely have less than TT here.
I don't like the check-raise on the flop, and think you should simply check/call here. The check-raise trapped you into an uncomfortable turn decision. As you mentioned, I think check/call, check/call, bet/fold would've been a more appropriate line. Had a blank fallen on the turn, I think bet/folding the turn is superior.
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I think this is the definitive explanation / advice. Hate to see you have to give up on turn. For my 2cents, I think K [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] is a very likely hand for villian and excellent hand for a semi-bluff.
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It's a small point, but only notably aggro. players are going to be three-betting legit raises with KQ (suited or otherwise). Most players have tight three-betting ranges dominated by AK, AQ, and the big pairs.
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