Bottom set on a 3 club flop...play different?

[mad1]

psychologically, if the SB sees us reraise him again, wouldn't he be thinking "Ok, this guy either flopped the flush or hit a set", if he shows further aggression do you think it's even possible to lay it down? I always jam it here but is it always necessary?

[nazahl]

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i'm curious what he had? did he flop it?

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lol pretty obvious flush here

[mad1]

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lol pretty obvious flush here

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so you're saying you would muck the set?

[Merlinius]

it's obvious once OP posted the hand [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

well, for 100 BBs I think I would play it the same. 150 BBs deep I'm starting to question whether it is good to stack off in an unraised pot.

In this scenario potting the flop and then treating your hand as a drawing hand after being confronted with SB's c/r might be an option. But I'm not sure, this is a tough spot.

[Aces0Kingz]

Standard and i wouldnt raise it pre but would push the flop especiallly if he was a LAG i might of played it abit more conservative if villain was a NIT.