I think I get stacked every time there. Top set over middle set, his hand range is expanded because of the blind war. Him checking the turn with top set is a pretty bad play because of all the draws out there, he should have just gone all in with his set on the turn anyway. Mike just called your flop bet so he could indeed have a hand like KQs or even KTs, he could have an underset to your set, he could have top two pair, he could have AK or AQ. He has a wide range of hands that you are crushing and on top of that you have less than the pot in front of you. It's not like you are calling a pot sized bet on the turn and another one on the river, you are getting 2.5 to 1 on your money if he had just bet all in on the turn with second set. You gotta call, there are too many possible hands he can have that you beat. If the stacks were deeper it would be a different story, but you just don't have enough money in front of you to really make folding a consideration. Well, in my opinion at least. I am a no limit fish.
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Date: 2006-02-24 19:21 (UTC)