More interesting hand. Bottom set OOP on coordinated board, multi way.

[Phoenix1010]

No reads. Anyone slow down after the raise/cold call, or are you always jamming this?

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Total number of players : 10
Seat 5: Hero( $47.75 )
Seat 8: MP2( $45.60 )
Seat 10: HJ ( $64.90 )
Seat 2: Button ( $50.75 )
Seat 1: CO ( $48.10 )
Seat 3: SB ( $50.50 )
Seat 9: MP3 ( $36.95 )
Seat 4: BB ( $50 )
Seat 6: UTG+1 ( $50 )
Seat 7: MP1 ( $50 )
SB posts small blind [$0.25].
BB posts big blind [$0.50].
UTG+1 posts big blind [$0.50].
MP1 posts big blind [$0.50].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to phoenixTen10 [ 6d 6c ]
Hero calls [$0.50].
UTG+1 checks.
MP1 checks.
MP2 folds.
MP3 calls [$0.50].
HJ calls [$0.50].
CO calls [$0.50].
Button folds.
SB calls [$0.25].
BB checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8d, 6s, 9s ]
SB checks.
BB checks.
Hero bets [$3].
UTG+1 folds.
MP1 folds.
MP3 folds.
HJ folds.
CO raises [$6].
SB calls [$6].
BB folds.
Hero raises [$12].
CO is all-In [$41.60]
SB folds.
Hero is all-In [$32.25]

I really like a fold here. In an unraised pot, the range of hands is just too big and you could be up against a flopped straight or (rarely) a higher set. The flopped straight is just too likely and its not worth going broke on. If you would have made a bigger raise to his $6, which you should have done, then you may be stuck. Simply doubling the $6 is a bad play...you would be better of just calling the $6.

[Phoenix1010]

I raised it to 15 total. It didn't show up quite right.

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Are you so lazy that you can't write it out by hand?

[Phoenix1010]

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Are you so lazy that you can't write it out by hand?

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Are you so moronic that you make this post even after I wrote it out?

I am now leaning towards just check-calling the flop. This pot had nearly everyone at the table in it. It is pretty easy to be beat here. I think this is a situation where you need to play the set more on the passive side. Play it like your on a draw to a fullhouse