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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6217242, member: 393841"]
In my previous post I mentioned that you earn up to 2 bluffs.  That may seem very wrong because technically we don't beat any of those hands before the flop.
 If we make an assumption and go 5-bet jam preflop.  What hands of the villain can be fold?  It is really questionable that someone at 10nl can fold AK with 5-bet.  Maybe there are players who can do it and the same goes for TT.  Since if he decided to play it aggressive, now it is unlikely that he does not want to pay us, because we could take that line with all the combos: AK.
 So we are targeting a really very weak range of V. Maybe 76s and 9Ts that turned into bluffs.  I'm definitely more convinced now that the best move is to fold preflop.  
 Assuming V has weaker connectors than ours, the hands that pay our potential raise are likely to be flush draw combos.
 The next question is: could this V fold a small flush draw combo?  Without having seen how this v plays, I don't think so.  Therefore there is no reason to play your hand on the flop.  Even on the turn, I wouldn't recommend a bet.
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