[ActionStan]

Sure, sure. They often do have top and middle beaten. Just not always. The price we're being offered is reasonably close to the equity we have if the villain were to always have a set. The villain simply does not always have a set. He just doesn't. I think this is one of those places where you stack off more than you double up, but that the equity is easily positive.

I think the larger issue is that if you were to put more money in on the flop and turn, the decision isn't hard at all. It's only that we under bet that we left our decision that we had to think about. With aces up and the nut flush draw, we should be shoveling money in hand over fist. If he shoves, we call and start mumbling "club, club, club...."