1) don't call before the flop, raise or fold it.
2) overcalling before the flop is probably okay this point, but I'm not fond of it.
3) If that T was a club you call, otherwise I fold to this flop. If they don't have an ace, (or and overpair to you) what could you possibly put them on here?
4) you have 10 outs, two 9s and two 8s, 3 Jacks, 3 6s. That's best case, but the Jacks would give a better straight possibility so you can only count them for half, so you have 8.5 outs. You are 4.8-1 against to win this hand,. The pot is:
1+.5+1+1+3+2.5+2+2+10+10+33.75+23.75=90.5
and it's 23.75 to call, you are getting 3.8-1 twice, you call it on the flop, and fold it on the turn.
But don't call before the flop. Raise it or muck it if you are first to commit chips.
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