observed hand: crazy flop action with bottom set on dry board

[fslexcduck]

if you fold a lower set everytime you're 95% sure someone has a higher set (looks like it here) you never give yourself a chance to spike quads. push.

[TheWorstPlayer]

lol. you can still spike quads the times you have no idea you're up against a higher set.

[rotanimod]

Yeah, I think I wrote fold in there somewhere. I just realized I didn't really make it clear.

I agree, 100% fold. I think I was the most forgiving as was possible with hand ranges; realistically after that action a set is more likely for CO and SB IMO.

To make up for my vaguery in previous post, again, fold.

[tr3cool]

That's why I play 6max, but given the action I would fold easily.

[okayplayer]

Well, what do you put the 3-bettor on? He's got to have 2 pr, and there is a good chance that he has your quad out. If I was Hero, I would have folded after Villain called.

[siegfriedandroy]

Isnt his range for sb way too wide?

[rotanimod]

If the range is too wide, that swings it even more towards a fold. As it is with that range, it's still a fold, so it doesn't matter.

[ZeeJustin]

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Rotain, I 100% agree 100% with all your ranges of hands, but I think those calculations clearly show this is a fold nonetheless.

I don't understand why people are so unwilling to fold here.

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Oops, typo. I meant to say I DONT agree 100% with all the ranges.

[siegfriedandroy]

yeah, seems like a clear fold

[James282]

All, shouldnt we include the other 33 in our possible hand ranges? I think this leans it to a call.
-James