NL100 flopped set facing scary line by opponent

[ikestoys]

shut up and call

[thac]

He's a 45/15 according to you, he's gonna have top pair, two pair, a set or maybe even like JJ-QQ

[thac]

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shut up and call

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i lol'ed thanks ike

[Hosehound25]

I agree checking twice looks a little weak but after he checked the flop I put him on AK, so I was trying to give him a chance to catch up, bc if he hits an A or K he is stacking off.

[the machine]

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I agree with the odds etc. it is most likely a call, but what hand does he usually show up with taking this line?

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air, AT KT QT JT, AA-22, 97, 108, 106, he can have a lot of things.


meh this range may be a tad wide but still you never know with these home games. somepeople make some random and insane plays.

even if we narrow it down to AA-88 33 you still are ahead of 75% or his range so its a call

[Lucky]

you've got a set against a live donk 4 handed with 60bb eff stacks, wtf?

Also, play big hands fast. The checking and gay c/r with big hands will insure you make less.

[Hosehound25]

About the bet sizing, it was kind of determined by him since it was only $6 on the turn. The game plays differently than online, so I felt a smaller raise would work best to keep him in the hand, as I obviously felt as though I was ahead before he pushed all in.

[luckbox666]

You can't fold for this cheap. If he flopped or turned a better set, you lose this one, but you'll make up for it in the long run calling in this spot. 10 6 3 isn't a threatening board for AA (which his play suggests), so I could see AA check that flop.

[Hosehound25]

I don't know if I agree with playing this hand fast. If I bet into him on the flop he may fold AK. I was 95% certain he would bet the flop in which I was planning to call and then stack him on the turn.

[ikestoys]

i love it when someone sets a trap... it works... then they want to puss out