Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

He could always be trying to fold you out with a worse hand to get all in vs the shortie and not know how much to raise.

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

such a strange move w/ sets and its such a strange move w/ lower aces. i don't think you should call here, but i wouldnt really hate it if you did

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

I don't think it can possibly be a set, to be honest.

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

This happend twice vs my AA on FTP ...
I raise PF, bet flop, villian pushes, I snapcall, villian has a set

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

It's different with a shortstack in there.

Seriously, the more I think about the more I want to call.

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

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This happend ... on FTP ...
I raise PF, bet flop, villian pushes, I ...call, villian has a set

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I've had similar experience. It looks damn odd to push or check/push so I've called with overpairs out of confusion [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

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I don't think it can possibly be a set, to be honest.

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why?

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

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I don't think it can possibly be a set, to be honest.

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why

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

Ok ok, it can be a set. Saying it can't possibly was stupid and wrong obviously, it's very late [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I really don't think it is though, and I'm sticking with my comment that he has a medium-to-strong hand that he doesn't mind getting all-in with the shortstack, but he just wants you out of the way.

Seriously though, I'm deleriously tired, so there's every chance I'm dribbling nonsense.

Re: 100 NL | AK flops TPTK. Who goes broke here?
 

I dont think you are wrong, I just wanted to know why you didn't think it was a set.
You could be right about him wanting shorty alone with A10/AJ/AQ