How do you guys play pocket tens?

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if i'm the pf raiser, then i will fire a continuation bet regardless of the flop, because i know i can get away the hand if anyone comes back at me.

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Even against two opponents with 2 overs out there?

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Depends on your table image. If you have been showing down the goods and your PFR get respect, this is the ideal place to launch a strong CB (especially if you have position and can get a free card. If you are OOP against two calling stations then a check is in order.

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My conundrum comes on the flop when it shows a couple of overcards. Should I be throwing out a continuation bet in these situations, or just checking?

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NL50, full-ring (9-handed)
If you raise preflop, then the overcards will be just as scary to your opponent if he misses (which is often the case). Against 1 opponent, I make a 2/3 pot cbet most of the time (especially if he's weak). Against 2 opponents, I still tend to cbet. More than that, it depends on the table. I don't mind checking behind multiple opponents (there's more of a chance that someone hit one of those overcards). But if they check to me again on the turn, I'll bet 2/3 pot and expect to take it down (unless there are a bunch of calling stations).

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if i'm the pf raiser, then i will fire a continuation bet regardless of the flop, because i know i can get away the hand if anyone comes back at me.

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Even against two opponents with 2 overs out there?

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well.. depends on my opponents and my position of course.

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I understand that but generally? I check in that spot maybe 80-90% of the time.

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in position if someone minbets or checks i will definitely bet at the pot.

if i get raised, im out.

if i get called, i reasses on the turn.