Permission to fold bottom set?

[eigenvalue]

He can have:

(1) 2 pair (AQ, AJ, QJ)
(2) A pair of aces with a flush draw (As + Xs)
(3) AK (top pair with a gutshot straight draw)
(4) T9, KJ, AT, KsXs, KK, TT.
Of course, he might have AA, QQ, JJ or KT.

But some kind of a draw seems very likely, because he didn't protect his hand against possible straight or flush draws on the flop!

WE ARE WAY AHEAD OF THIS RANGE HERE, SO WE INSTA-RERAISE ALL-IN AND STACK A DONK 3/4 OF THE TIME!

[Gustav]

You don't feel the fact that he min-reraises OOP preflop narrows his range down a fair bit?

[Imrahil]

WAIT!!! THIS IS RIVERSTARS!!!! AN A OR Q WAS COMING ON THE RIVER!!!! NICE FOLD!!!!

[DoGMaTiCMD]

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It's heads up. Don't fold bottom set. He obviously has AA or QQ though.

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Why is this obvious? At these stakes with no reads, I think QQ is a strong possibility but AQ and such would play a hand this way. Also, There is also that chance that they put you on nothing, and are overplaying their TPTK/TPGK. What do you think?

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WAIT!!! THIS IS RIVERSTARS!!!! AN A OR Q WAS COMING ON THE RIVER!!!! NICE FOLD!!!!

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Yea? try playing wpex haha.. I've literally won more allins with 49o than I've lost and lost far more allins with AA than ive won in the 20 or so freerolls I've played there.

I may be exaggerating slightly but it really is pretty damn close. Damn people going AI PF with 49o and hitting a flush vs my AA, haha.