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I hate those spots, I'm always afraid of sets here...

Allright, IMO you have to make your decision here on the flop. Either raising and fold to a shove, or raising and betting out on turn if villain just calls. If you don't want to invest that much money in a TPTK hand folding on the flop would be a little weak but as mentionend, I don't see too much sense in just calling.

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Thanks for your analysis.
You are right, bad call at flop.

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sorry to both of you, but I think this is pretty bad. 3betting the flop and then folding looks terrible. If you 3bet then you get it in no matter what happens.

I would usually call the flop like you did and then c/c all the way down. I realize that we're going to be allin but I don't mind that too much. Board is so dry that you have the best hand enough of the time to justify it, especially if villain is decent (we cant assume that, but I assume mediocre TAG for most NL200 villains with fullstacks).