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Message: [QUOTE="caracaski220, post: 5836723, member: 147008"] [b]caracaski220[/b] you should have raised a good amount on the flop as all the cards were under cards , and it is unlikely your opponent was raising with A7 or pair of sevens. Depending on his range. Was he loose aggressive?, possibly having A7 or A10? Very loose aggressive, possibly with K10? in any case , if you were willing to go all the way on the next turns, even with over cards coming up, you should have gone all in on the flop. Your opponent would have folded most hands such as KQ, JQ or less. You would beat A10, J10 suited . The important thing is to be aggressive . Again, if you are going to put in all your chips, do it early to force folds of cards that are not made but may beat you later. Especially with a flop that has undercards to your pair. [/QUOTE]