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[QUOTE="gardin555, post: 6457322, member: 150168"]
Hi Jani, that seems like your opponent had a lucky hand there!
I really dont know which kind of player he was, so your move there will depend of the info you have about him.
I think  being in position and open raise from button with a pair like TT, I must to try to defend my hand preflop , then the opponent could´t see the flop cheaply and catch his hand like he did. He only had to pay 1bb to see the flop, too cheaply for him.
Because of that I like to defend pf x3+ in that situation,  taking in account its a micro game, and some players are recreationals,  calling station, so your move will depend about the info you have of your opponent.
[B]Preflop[/B]: I think you must to defend your hand preflop and define the hand there. Because If you OR x2 pf preflop IP , seems like a move looking for action, and TT are not the nuts any J, Q, K, A in flop could win to you. TT is a good medium pair to defend preflop.
[B]Flop[/B]: I think the opponent made check on the flop, to be sure you had not a flush, so check like you.
[B]Turn[/B]: after your check on flop and with a wet board on turn ( straight-draw and flush-draw) he bet strong, defending his two pairs, and you called, hoping catch your possible straight on river (or just win with one over pair?).
[B]River[/B]: nothing to do, he got the full house and he bet for value 43% pot size, amount that you were willing to pay.
You had not luck there Jani, but I would defend preflop that hand. It´s just my read. :)
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