Pocket Tens at a Loose Table... Hard or soft?

[bigslikk]

At any table I'm aggressively betting JJ+ unless my Jacks / Queens get SEVERE warning. Overpair is pretty easy to play postflop given fewer opponents.

However with tens, there being a strong likelihood that overs will flop, I don't know whether to play for set value or raise big with my edge. The trouble is that I feel that overcards (KJ and the like) have an advantage over me if I raise big, because they hit or fold, whereas I'm baffled on the flop if a 1 or 2 ace/paint comes. Also, it's at the loose tables I play at, IDK if raising tens severelypreflop is as good as, say, jamming with rockets. really IDK what I'm doing with tens. advice?

[Miffed22001]

standard raise, play the flop

[Fnord]

The trick with Tens is not to freak out if a single K, Q or J flops.

Also, there are lots of flavors of loose.

If people are stacking off in unraised pots with weak hands, then I'm not raising much pre-flop.