trips on board, do you EVER lay to quads?

[SinkRox]

> Game # 257,908,803 starting.
> Dealing Hole Cards
> NikConner checked
> Thomas9 raised for $0.40
> heltenrocks2 called for $0.30
> [Q,Q] SinkRox raised for $1
> NikConner folded
> Thomas9 called for $0.80
> heltenrocks2 called for $0.80
> Dealing the Flop(10§10¨10ª)
> heltenrocks2 checked
> SinkRox bet for $2.20
> Thomas9 folded
> heltenrocks2 called for $2.20
> Dealing the turn(9§)
> heltenrocks2 bet for $0.20
> SinkRox, you have 10 seconds to respond
> SinkRox raised for $3
> heltenrocks2 called for $2.80
> Dealing the river(2§)
> heltenrocks2 went all-in for $13.95
> SinkRox called for $13.95
> heltenrocks2 shows Four of a Kind, Tens
(10§10¨10ª10©Q©)
> heltenrocks2 wins $40.20 with Four of a Kind, Tens


alarm bells were ringing when he was flat calling me all the way then re raises allin at the river [re raising the pot] ... i new he didnt have aa or kk but thought he could have a T but hoped he was playing a lower FH.

without any reads do you ALAWAYS pay off this higher FH to quads? I think tt or lower may be posible to fold but not QQ. If i new the player was absolutly solid then I may fold jj and qq.. what do you think?

[Theeggman]

I like your thinking, I've put out bets with as little as 33 in this spot. Facing an all in here, my adrenaline will go up but I still make the call because you're ahead more often than not imo.

Many times people will assume that it becomes a game of Aces and kickers here. Sorry bout the outcome tho.

[ChezJ]

i'd put him on 9X, or JJ at best. pay him off and move on.