[imported_getfunky]

first of all, thank you for taking the time to post this hand - why all the harsh remarks? jealous of the big stakes this player can afford to play? andy's criticism is biting and yet constructive as he recommends a great book - the other guy's remarks are unneccessary.

anyway, high hands must be played with caution .. especially when overcards like aces abound. bring it in and see what the aces does - if he raises or calls a raise, I'm gone. all other decisions become difficult because you're playing a marginal hand in a marginal situation, which you could have avoided. for example, suppose you had kings and had limped to get info on the ace and both players had limped .. now you could bet out and hope the next player raises to get heads up - with the tens I'd be afraid to make that play, so I'd just usually abandon the hand on 4th street.