i've got one similar to that from two weeks or so ago.
100nl on stars. opponent (BB) and i both have about a $150 stack. i know he's fairly tight aggressive, a little trickey, but not very good in general.however, I assume he's good enough to know i'm not raising utg with junk. . SB has a $50 stack. he's an unknown
I'm utg and find [Qc]. i raise to $4. folds to the SB who calls. BB reraises $8 more $12. i call and SB calls.
pot = $36. three way.
[7h][3s]. ok, i'm done. SB checks, and to my suprise the BB checks. I check behind him. his check terrfies me. i know he's not reraising me with AK out of position - and i don't know if he'd reraising JJ or QQ there either. i'm not happy. i start to hope he's making a weird aces play.
pot = $36. three way.
. ok, this is going to be interesting. SB checks, BB bets $22. I don't like this one bit. i've been worried after his flop check that i'm behind to KK. I flat call the bet. SB folds.
pot = $80. heads up
. check check.
I smooth called his bet on the turn mostly out of frustration. i felt 90% sure that he held KK, but... i mean come on, it's a set. i felt i was really just hoping he held AA. when the last heart fell i thought about trying to take the pot from him on the river, but felt i wasn't sure what size bet i could make to convince him i had the flush and still force him to fold what was likely to be a set.
he showed [Ks] and dragged.
before any of you gives me a hard time for playing the set this passively, to date, this is the only set over set hand that i haven't gone broke on.
that being said. comments? thoughts?
~DustinStatistics: Posted by Stelvask — Sun Dec 12, 2004 1:12 pm
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