How to Maximize profits from a set?

[Nielsio]

Reraise the flop to 150, half-pot turn, little under half-pot river. Anything else looks fishy.

[StarRain]

Raise on turn, to build the pot size and therefore make a bigger value bet on the river. He might fold if he really gives your raise a lot of respect, however, he might just interpret it as 99 TT JJ. Anyway, you will get more value in that way

[NL Rounder]

As played does anyone think that a pot-sized bet on the river isn't paid off?

[Whisper]

Raise flop, raise turn, you get the chips

[jii]

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As played does anyone think that a pot-sized bet on the river isn't paid off?

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As played, pot is payed easily.

[FBP]

Raise 200 flop, bet 500 turn, push river.

Since you're superdeep, the other two guys behind are almost irrelevent (and they might call your flop raise anyway). Think of the best play against deep guy, and it's raising flop and hope the dude's got an overpair.

[fitnessfreak]

raise flop to about $125-150. if he calls the raise then i think you can confidently narrow his range to a pocket pair, probably a fairly high one.

if he checks the turn i fire out for somewhere around $260. if he does decide to call then on the river i would probably bet half the pot, because a good player won't call a shove here with just an overpair that deep.

ie. how to maximize profits from a set, 500BB's deep against a good player!

[jimmykingy]

personally i'd repop the flop to 150, thus getting action off a big pp. after that im not sure what i'd do on the turn, i thinka bet may get value but wil make KK very wary. hopefully a danger card will come and you can check raise. def fire out the river for at least the pot though to force a hero call.

[captainwacky]

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BTW No "good" player puts 500 BB in here with Kings over deuces.



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lol.

anyway, I think your flop call is fine, but you have to focus on getting the stack you want in the pot... that belongs to the bettor, not the people behind you. only prolem here is how strong the turn raise is with the other dude behind you still.... so overall your line may actually have gotten the most money (even though a bigger river bet would probably have been paid off).