Did i overplay this set?

[CallYNotRaise06]

Seat 1: Villain ($55.70) tight/agg/agg, hasnt gotten out of line
Seat 2: hero ($25.45)

hero posts small blind of $0.10



Dealt to hero [9d 9c]

2 folds, 3 limpers, Villain limps hero calls $0.15
BB checks

Do you raise this preflop? or is just seeing a flop fine.

Flop [K /images/graemlins/diamond.gif 5 /images/graemlins/spade.gif 2 /images/graemlins/club.gif] <font color="red"> 1.50 </font>

Checks around Should i have bet here. it looked like a pretty dry flop, and really the only thing that will call me is a king/set/ or 34


Turn [3 /images/graemlins/heart.gif] <font color="red"> 1.50 </font>
hero bets $1

Villain calls $1


River [9 /images/graemlins/heart.gif] <font color="red"> 3.50 </font>
hero bets $3 Villain raises to $7
hero raises to $24.20, and is all in
Villain calls $17.20

Do you 3 bet this river or just call?

I honestly don't know if you see an underset/Kx-two-pair often enough to make this worth a push. You probably do. Me? I'm just calling this from now on cos I have seen so many A4s in this spot lately I'm ready to open a damn bike shop.

[Maulik]

don't raise PF, play this for set value until you get more comfortable playing big pairs OOP.

lead the flop, shutdown if called.

Don't bet preflop. Because you are early position on flop, check. If I was late position and checks all around, I'd bet.

Also, let's ponder this for a sec. That last reraise by villain smells of a slow-played hand. He may just be stupid, but more likely some sort of slow play. Why? Because the 9h could not have helped him. It did not complete a flush or straight draw.

So, what could he be slowplaying here? KK is a possibility (but unlikely because of the preflop limp). Also the wheel straight is a possibility. Both hands have you beat. He may also have an AK, but his betting wouldn't make much sense for that hand for the same reason as the KK (preflop limp). Because it seems he's slowplaying the flopped wheel, you gotta check.

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Don't bet preflop. Because you are early position on flop, check. If I was late position and checks all around, I'd bet.

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I raise almost all pairs from any position in 6max, but that may be a matter of style. It makes me look like a maniac to show down 22 after cbetting the flop.

edit: However, in the SB, playing for set value is probably standard here. utg I believe raising is standard for 66+.

I'd play this the exact same way.

I'd be appalled to see a set of Kings. I'm guessing you were beaten by a wheel straight, and if so bravo to villain for getting the luckiest river ever for him.

[aces_dad]

If villian has a wheel it was given to him for free on the turn.

If you read him as reasonable I don't mind just calling the river bet - with such a multiway limped pot Axs type hands are certainly possible.

[Isura]

Easy 3-bet on the river. I would blast this preflop and try get it heads up. I make it $2-3 preflop.

[Fallen Hero]

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If villian has a wheel it was given to him for free on the turn.


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the river is still the perfect card for villain

[CallYNotRaise06]

he could have also slowplayed a smaller set, either way, he hit the only river card thats gonna get him a big pot

[unlucky513]

A4 is the only hand i'm worried about so i'm probably playing the hand the same way as you.

and i don't raise 99 from the blinds, i usually only do it when in position.