set in middle of tourney

Not exactly sure what the best move is here. If i raise half my stack here I'm committed anyway..what the best move in this situation

Game No : 3152625453
***** Hand History for Game 3152625453 *****
NL Texas Hold'em Trny:18026435 Level:8 Blinds (150/300) - Tuesday, December 06, 00:18:45 EDT 2005
Table $40K Guaranteed(531093) Table #8 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 1: Scarface33C ( $4615 )
Seat 3: WISCONSINXL ( $3165 )
Seat 4: fanuccii ( $2258 )
Seat 7: automatonz ( $8377 )
Seat 8: jsikora ( $2435 )
Seat 10: Sparta007 ( $4697 )
Seat 2: biglar77 ( $4625 )
Seat 5: CHIPBERNER ( $14191 )
Seat 6: kykevin28 ( $11354 )
Trny:18026435 Level:8
Blinds (150/300)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Scarface33C [ 9s 9c ]
fanuccii folds.
CHIPBERNER folds.
kykevin28 folds.
automatonz folds.
jsikora folds.
Sparta007 raises [600].
Scarface33C calls [600].
biglar77 folds.
WISCONSINXL folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 9d, 6h, Jd ]
Sparta007 bets [900].
Scarface33C is all-In [4015]
CHIPBERNER: go
CHIPBERNER: do it
Sparta007 folds.
Scarface33C does not show cards.
Scarface33C wins 6565 chips

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[mlagoo]

he was the one pushing =/

incidentally, on this board i think a push is probably fine. you could value call your (2nd) nuts, but this board has some potential draws out there that i'd like to charge. its just too bad he didnt have any of them =)

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[Exitonly]

dude.

villain didnt push in this hand. Hero did.

the question isn't wether to fold, its wether a smaller raise or a flat call would be better.

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he was the one pushing =/

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So ?

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incidentally, on this board i think a push is probably fine. you could value call your (2nd) nuts

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Are you saying the fold is fine? I expect to win 95% of the time in this scenario. If he shows JJ, I say nh and move on. It just makes no sense to fold here. He might as well fold it pre-flop if he can't call an all-in when he hits trips.

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Is this a joke?

[mlagoo]

ummm....

Ouch ! That's what happens if I post at 1AM :-)

Apologies to all. I am deleting my dumb posts.

I think I call this on the flop.

If Villain has QQ-AA he will surely bet on the turn if we just call, and we are likely doubling up no matter how we play this on the flop.

If Villain is C-betting or semi-bluffing with overcards/flush draw, he might fire again if a blank hits the turn, thinking we might be on a draw as well. If we go all-in on the flop he likely folds without an overpair, so I like calling.

If villain's not likely to have a draw here (which depends on his preflop min-raising standards), I like a call here. Otherwise, I push.

[jccookjr]

I had the same hand last night in the same tournament, I recognize Chipberner's name. I hit the set and pushed after a bet and a call. The first bettor called my push with KK the second guy had A9 and thought long before folding. With possible draws I think it's a clear push.