FT200 Bottom set against mega strong line

[traz]

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wow indeed. The idea of folding makes my head explode.

Phoenix...if I'm donkbetting AA on the turn, i'm almost definitely calling a shove.

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Phoenix was UTG not SB.

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oops. Not that it really matters though. With your dead money in the pot I almost certainly bomb away in his spot

[Phoenix1010]

Really curious what people do with aces after BB folds there. It actually is a pretty strong line, some of you aren't really thinking beyond I SEE SET.

[John49]

Nothing wrong w/ the flop lead except maybe bet a little less. Shove this turn. Can't live forever. Obv this is in hindsight, but I would feel ahead here. Feels like AK, KQ sorta opponent.

Don't just call turn and let the guy get semi free card. Make him pay in case he picked up backdoor flush or he has OP.

[Hince]

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Really curious what people do with aces after BB folds there. It actually is a pretty strong line, some of you aren't really thinking beyond I SEE SET.

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I would fold with AA. A donk bet on the turn in a 3 way pot is super, super strong. He doesn't want this hand checked through. I mean it's not like he's trying to set a price for drawing, he bet close to pot. He's also never bluffing in this spot with 2 players left to act. He's trying to get both players committed.

I think folding 55 isn't terrible.

[traz]

folding 55 is terrible

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the flop lead is fine- villain is checking the flop a lot and a check-raise into 2 people looks ridic strong.

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not saying i would but if i check here its not w/ plans to c/r. board's pretty dry.

[pepper123]

lol

[Jay Riall]

[Ringmaster]

Nielsio, if this is how you play sets you probably don't have odds to call preflop. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[ilya]

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Really curious what people do with aces after BB folds there. It actually is a pretty strong line, some of you aren't really thinking beyond I SEE SET.

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It is a lot closer with AA IMO as though 2 pair is not likely for SB you are now wayway behind it instead of wayway ahead of it. If you're up against 76 you're now a considerably smaller favorite. Also if he's got something like KQ and improves you either fold or pay off with AA but with 55 obv you stack him even if he improves. Yes he does improve only about 10% of the time but it's a big pot.

I'm not sure what I'd do tbh