Thats a tought one... I'd probably put him on two cards higher than 10 w/at least one diamond which gives him alot of outs. Altho if he had a made flush I'd imagine he'd slowplay with you betting so strong.

Obviously a call here is for the ballgame. If you call and lose, its over. Lets also assume that if you call and win... you will surely finish him off. If you fold, you are down 2.5 to 1 in chips. What are your chances of winning, coming back from 2.5 to 1 against this guy? You indicate he's pretty solid. If you think a comeback is 40% likely, then I would say call all-in if you have better than 40% chance (or whatever you peg that number at) to win the hand.

It seems most likely he has a pocket pair. AA, KK, QQ, JJ, 66, 55, 22 have you beat. (AA and KK a unlikely as he just called your reraise pf) You beat 99, 88, 77, 44, 33. (4 and 3 highly unlikely due to a check-raise w/ overcards on board). 5:3 unfavorable to favorable pps.
He could be bluffing with overcards.
He could have something like A6 or A5.
Could be on the flush draw (I consider str8 or str8 draw unlikely).

10% bluffing: you win 80%: 8%
10% flush draw: you win 65%: 7%
20% Ax(low pair): you win 80%: 16%
35% overpair or set: you win 8%: 3%
25% underpair: you win 92%: 23%

Your likelihood of winning = 8+7+16+3+23 = 57%

You might not agree with these numbers, but you can insert your own probabilities and figure it out. But I say unless you are 60% likely to come back and win after folding, then call.

Call.

Your 10s hold up?

i definately call this, because the range of hands that u beat here greatly outweighs, the ones that have u beat..

if this guy has JJ+ then he would have re-raised or went all in PF.. if he had a set, he would not have played it so hard on the flop..

chances are he has 2 over cards here.. or the flush draw + 1-2 overs with the semi-bluff.. or some other major draw, like the 78 of diamonds where he has OESD + FD..

Originally Posted by gder03

yeah, my TT dodged some massive bullets, and I won the match.

nice job.