i flop top set but its obvious i'm behind

[Nick C]

It's not obvious you're behind, because JJ and TT are both possible, but I'll admit that's only 6 combos versus the 16 available combos of AK. On the bright side, you do at least have a strong redraw versus AK.

So, let's see, you win nearly always versus an underset, while you also win about a third versus AK. That makes you roughly a coinflip versus that AK/JJ-TT range, and there is also some chance Villain has AQ or just smooth-called your preflop 3-bet with KK or AA. I think you might as well go ahead and get the money in.

[fees]

dont fold toptest in a RR pot 100BB deep ever

[TheArtfulDodger]

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in fact i think folding top set on any flop vs any opponent is pretty bad.

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[TheArtfulDodger]

Btw would you raise that much on a rainbow flop if you had AT?

[joelav128]

i'll get it all in on this flop every time, no way we can fold

[Fonzy4]

Actually no we don't know what he has, but I would most likely push here.

[DaycareInferno]

even if you were a coinflip, that's fine. you're getting a lot better than coinflip money.

[sputum]

By my reckoning you could call in a rakeless game if he exposed AK - you're getting nearly 2-1 and are slightly better than that. Against anything else you crush
Why would you ever consider folding?
EDIT: The price you're getting is critical in these situations when the pot is large. Simply 'being behind' is not a reason to fold in itself.
K9 and 98s meh

[TheArtfulDodger]

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Btw would you raise that much on a rainbow flop if you had AT?

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ignore plz, read hand wrong [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[prodonkey]

shove.. i don't even think twice about it