[holdem2000]

Okay, what am I missing here?

Standard preflop raise, non-regular, probably weakish, opponent calls in MP. Standard continuation bet gets called behind, then the turn is a blank... what about this hand makes almost everyone in this thread think that a flopped overpair is so rarely never ahead? Why does everyone assume we're up against either a set or a flush draw virtually all the time?

Edit: Also, to the people talking about how this is an aggressive opponent... AF after 150 hands... this villain has probably seen less than 20 flops and less turns and rivers... AF takes a really long time to converge and an AF after 150 hands means very very little.