Just a quicky

[mrcunningham]

PF: okay
F: If MP2 is so tight and passive as to never C-bet, I think it's fine to fold with the caller.

[Niediam]

I fold and I don't think that is super close or anything.

What's our plan if BB folds the flop?

[Hielko]

I think I like call/call/check, but various other lines are possible and it depends on the cards that come (an Ace would change things obviously)

[Mygtar]

I am assuming that we called the PF 3 bet looking for the set on the flop (or possibly a draw)? If no set no bet? If this was not the reasoning, why not bet out on the flop?

And yes I am still learning the game so be gentle. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Peace,
Mygtar

[HoneyBadger]

No, I called the 3 bet with little hope actually. But as soon as you put in money preflop, you can/should never fold for 1 more bet. The exception confirming this is when completing from the SB with crap and BB raises. Also, when it is multiple bets back to you, a fold might be ok; ie, you raise KJ, and it goes re-raise, cap, you might want to just fold.

I actually checked to the pfr because I had relative position on him. I would do this with any hand, especially TT. So I was just seeing what they'd do. Apparently they both liked their hands, so I fold quietly. I have been thinking of betting the flop, but I think it's spew against 2 people seeing a 3 bet. FWIW; they both checked the turn and river, and both showed down AQ highcards for the split.

[dedenburn]

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Both somewhat tight passives

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Considering this, I'm folding fast here. Result sucks, though.

[Mygtar]

Thanks for the detailed explanation; much appreciated.

Peace,
Mygtar