Time to Fold a Set? (NL200 5max)

[SinkRox]

Yeah I felt bad afterwards (even though I hit)

Rain, I actually made the mistake of calling the 100 and we all got our $ in on the turn... went for a gambol, baby [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[JonnyCosMo]

If your going to check the turn you have to fold in this spot with the action presented. If you were planning on being a donk to begin with you should have just potted it and when you got raised you coulda told yourself that you were pot committed and called. lol

[SinkRox]

Well I checked turn to try and keep the pot low, knowing I was vs at least one flush. Hoping to call a turn 3/4 pot bet max and then c/f riv if I don't fill-up. Unfortunately it didn't work out like that and I was going to fold, after the c/r to $100...

Then in the last 5 secs I thought [censored] this I nearly have the right pot odds, and decided to make a gambol. I really should of made a good fold though.

[Poker0reo]

nf

[Redgrape]

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This seems like a fold but it's close.

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is it really close?... what does sb have that we beat?... does he ever have an over?...

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It's close because he has 22% equity to boat up and almost never has a bigger set, and the pot is huge.

[AggJedi]

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I'd gone 500 hands without flopping a set...

I kinda new at the time I should fold but couldn't resist going for it :/

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Haha, I played 2300 hands the other day, and the only set I flopped was my mid set vs top set. It could be worse.

This situation is tough, but it doesn't look like you have the odds to draw against a flush, since there could very easily be a push from one of if not both of those players. And since it's not likely that they both have a flush, one could have two pair or a set as well, which would really decrease on your odds to boat up on the river if you called/pushed. Looks like a safe fold.