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Bottom set facing a min raise

Postby briachek » Tue Jul 26, 2005 9:11 pm

The action on the flop had me concerned so i decided to wait til the turn to see what develops. Turns out it was the worst thing I could have done. I have $120, Villain 1 has $50, Villain 2 has $93.

1 limpers to V1 who limps in mp, villain 2 limps, i limp with 33.OTB, blinds come in.

Flop is TQ3 rainbow.

V1 bets pot of $5, V2 min raises to $10, I just call (????) everyone folds to V1 who calls.

Turn is Ad putting diamond draw out.

Check to mean and I bet $20 into $30 pot. V1 raises all in for $43. V2 folds and I call. River is a Q. V1 had AA and I lose to set over set. Was my play really that bad? I should have raised the flop but for some reason I thought of TT and decided to wait. When they checked to me, I figured my hand was good even though the straight draw completed but I didn't see AA coming as I thought AA or QQ would raise preflop. V1 was new to table.
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Postby kennyg » Tue Jul 26, 2005 9:28 pm

Well it was still a two outer. I was more worried about the straight really.

There's a good possibilty he wouldn't have folded AA to another raise anyway...i wouldn't lose too much sleep over it. just some bad luck.
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Postby bensberg » Wed Jul 27, 2005 8:37 am

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Postby wreck27 » Thu Jul 28, 2005 3:00 pm

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