Re: $114 The hand that made me move to cashaments.
1) KK, maybe JJ or QQ, lesser chance of set on flop or AK
2) If villian is a 2p2 clone - TT/JJ or weirdly played AK or monster.
If villian is just a standard regular then I rarely try to assume that he'll put us on a tight range preflop (no suited connectors, suited aces, etc.) Or that he'll assume we won't slowplay a set, etc. When you take away that info. he really doesn't have much clue what we have. Which makes it hard for me to see him putting pudge on TT or JJ and value-betting JJ or QQ here. But I guess in that case he could just be betting because he thinks he's good, and he's not thinking about what pudge might actually call with.
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