Hey, I'm a bit of a n00b, so this might be a bit of a stupid question.

I've been playing 10NL and 25NL zoom games on pokerstars, 6-max.

I do pretty okay most of the time, but I've noticed I keep losing large amounts of money on 10 to Ace straights.

I think literally every time I make a 10 to Ace by either the flop or the turn, the board has become paired by the river, and by this stage most of my money is usually in the pot. And then of course the villain wins with a full house, having paired hole cards.

So am I over-valuing my 10-Ace straight? Is it just not that good a hand? Or have I just been extremely unlucky?

Does anyone know what the odds are of someone making a full house if they flop a set?

You probably do

Every time the board pairs think like that. F*ck I got reverse implied
Odds now.