Turned a set of 22s then folded

[1tripz1]

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If your going to fold bottom set don't play 22?

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[dnord]

I think if the flop comes 3s 4s 5s, and the turn is 2s, then you can probably get away from a check-raise. But absolute rainbow fruit salad, miracle turn... you have to be super excited about the check-raise. This is your hand.

[Disconnected]

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BB is 62/38/1.8. I often limp in these situations, cause BB raises so frequently preflop and I will end up seing a flop with good position to the maniac. Forgot to mention this. I should have raised the turn, I agree. But how can I call such a big overbet, after a limped pot, then check on the flop and all of a sudden a double pot size raise by SB? Only hand I beat is 2pair here, and I don`t think a 20/10/2 would play it that way.

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If the pot is multiway, won't you have bad position on the maniac? I've always tried to play pots HU in position vs. LAGs, but in a multiway pot with a speculative hand, you want them on your left, not your right. Maybe I'm not thinking about it correctly?

[Waingro]

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Sry that actualy was a standart raise by SB, hmm...

But why would he checkraise turn ? Looks like a straight to me

55/99/77/86 all beat me. if he had a combo draw would`t he take the free card with great odds ?

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I have on occasion seen villains put in a lot of money with less than the nuts. If you have to put villain on a really nitty range just put him on top two and get it in. Works for me. I have great faith in my opponents.

EDIT: Raise the turn wtf. This is like really basic stuff. And then you fold. The only reason must be mega-tilt.

[corsakh]

Try 16/15 for a change.

[WarhammerIIC]

I hope you check under your bed for monsters every night.