$100 of those $200 Villain is sitting on came from me when he successfully setted my TOP2 when we were 100BB...

He sure plays a lot of hands, but that's just preflop... He is the fit or fold type who of course thrives on sets like so many of the limp/callers around.. Still, he is not a classic set miner by any means as he knows how to play for str8 or flush... At least that's what I've seen... My point is, he is not as bad as his VPiP stat suggests, but neither is he good enough to play things right most of the time...

Now the hand...

$0.5/$1 No Limit Holdem
5 players
Converted at

Profiles and Stacks:
UTG ($192.92)
Hero ($216.18) 22.1/15.1/2.3 (457)
BTN ($47.41)
SB ($220.77) 50.6/13.5/2.9 (362)
BB ($98.07)

Pre-flop: ($1.5, 5 players) Hero is CO [9h]
1 fold, Hero raises to $4, 1 fold, SB calls $3.5, 1 fold

Flop: [2d][4d] ($9, 2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $6, SB calls $6
I am CBetting because that's what I do, and if he doesn't have anything he will fold. besides, this is a good flop for my CB, right?

Turn: ($21, 2 players)
SB bets $2, Hero raises to $21, SB raises to $40, Hero calls $19
at this point I wanted to see how good is my set and maybe represent a flush. when he minraises me after his donk bet is raised I am pretty certain he has very strong flush. now I call because it's an easy call for me given his small raise and my chance to boat up on the river. I don't think a shove is any good here.

River: ($101, 2 players)
SB bets $47, Hero goes all-in $166.18, SB calls $119.18
now, this is fairly easy... only thing that beats me are JJ and 22 and there's no way he is having those..

Final Pot: $433.36

comments welcome...

his turn bet, then re-raise smells to me like a blocking bet turning into a try-to-get-Red-to fold with villain's flushdraw (Ad/Kd). Mebee he has AdJ*)

I see nothing wrong with your play, but as stated the reasoning on WHY is wrong IMO.

nice hand; you scooped right?

JC

im my short experience, when someone minibets and then reraises it's not because he wants anything else but more money for his good hand...

me trying to represent a flush is a very bad thought process..... i hate it myself, yet I am sure that I make mistakes like this one fairly often... I mean, not only repping a flush thing, but other mistakes that I find are similar in their mistakeness ..

what do I do if he reraises me properly on turn? to $90 or to $100 ?

Am I the only person that pumps up the turn to closer to 2/3 pot? I like a nice $16 or so bet there.