At what point do you start believing that it is set over set, with no read on the player? Example from the other day.

2/4 limit.

I get 66 on the button. An EP player raises, 2 callers to me, and I call as does the big blind.

The flop is Qd, 6d, 4h. The EP raiser and I cap the flop with one other guy calling (presumably on the flush draw).

the turn is Js. EP raiser and I cap it again with the MP caller still calling.

the river is a 4c. EP raiser bets, MP caller folds, and I just call and try to cover my eyes as he turns over QQ.

Does this seem about right?

Would anyone stop raising on the turn, or am I missing value on the river, by not continuing to raise (when he doesn't have a set)? In this situation even 44 is beating me now.

thanks,

Brett

MK, there were two callers before him. With 3 players in for 2 bets and a good chance of the SB or BB coming along I think the call is fine.

Oh! Hehe... well, apparently i didnt make it as far as i have, which isnt very much of anywhere on my reading comprehension skilllllzzzz! Ah well, then the play was fine...

But what i said still appleis to coldcallin 6s! ha!