NL50 - 6max - Bottom set, multiway pot. 200BB deep

[kirketerp]

First post in the strat forum, so go easy on me :-)

Villain is 26/15/9, and seems kinda solid.
Hero is 23/19/3. Nothing special have happened yet.

Comments on both flop and turn are much appreciated.

Party Poker - No Limit Hold'em Cash Game - $0.25/$0.50 Blinds - 6 Players - (LegoPoker Hand History Converter)

SB: $44.72
BB: $52.69
UTG: $105.04
MP: $12.63
CO: $49.50
Hero (BTN): $154.39

Preflop: Hero is dealt 5 5 (6 Players)
UTG calls $0.50, MP calls $0.50, [color=red]CO raises to $2.00</font>, Hero calls $2.00, SB folds, BB calls $1.50, UTG calls $1.50, MP calls $1.50

Flop: ($10.25) Q 5 6 (5 Players)
BB checks, UTG checks, MP checks, [color=red]CO bets $2.50</font>, [color=red]Hero raises to $14.00</font>, BB folds, [color=red]UTG raises to $38.00</font>, 2 folds, Hero calls $24.00

Turn: ($88.75) 3 (2 Players)
[color=red]UTG bets $42.00</font>, [i]Hero ???

[MMa7]

His agression factor is quite high. With the limp calling preflop we can rule out AA-QQ. 66 could be a likely holding after he c/reraises us. 2 pair hands with the queen (Q5, Q6) can be ruled out as well. 56s is possible.

Do you have any note how he plays flush draws? Although I think he would have pushed here with a flush draw on the turn if he had it.

[kirketerp]

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Do you have any note how he plays flush draws? Although I think he would have pushed here with a flush draw on the turn if he had it.

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Only 4 of his hands went to SD. He stacked some donk with a bet/cr/bet line with QQ on a dry, low flop, and the other three are from the blinds were the hands got checked down, so not much info besides his stats.

[C4LL4W4Y]

this is 66/56/ or a hand like 78hh all day. i don't have stove but i'm pretty sure you're good against that range.

[mookboi]

I think this is a pretty easy push IMO. He seems aggro enough, so I doubt he's limping 66 UTG. If he is, well, more power to him. However, I think he shows up here too often with 56, or something like 78, 7h9h, 34s, or some big combo draw with like 13+ outs. Personally, I probably would have gotten it in on the flop. We are ahead of combo draws with our set. But calling is a viable option too. However, once we call, there is no way we are getting away from this hand, IMO. Unless the turn is like the 4 of hearts, in which case I still would have trouble folding this, having commited over a 3rd of effective stacks.

I think the turn card was ok for us. It's not great, as it completes a bunch of straights, so if he's playing like 74 or 42 of hearts, he just hit jackpot. Nevertheless, it wasn't a heart and that's what's most important. I think this is a fairly easy spot to push in.

If he had 66, well, that's poker. I don't see many spots where I'll lay down a set because I think the person has another set. Set over set isn't that common, and it's rare to figure out you are in a situation like that by the time you are still able to fold. 200 deep or not.

So yeah, shove.

[Milky]

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this is 66/56/ or a hand like 78hh all day. i don't have stove but i'm pretty sure you're good against that range.

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Agreed, I would shove here.

[kurto]

You're behind exactly 2 hands on the flop, one of them (QQ) seems highly unlikely considering the preflop action. I'm more scared of 66 here then anything else.

Since there could be two pair hand, draws... even a badly played AA or KK (unlikely given stats but you do see it)... I'm happy to get it all in here.