AJ flopped trips

[CallYNotRaise06]

Seat 1: Villain ($62.70) Tight/agg/agg hasnt gotten out of line
Seat 5: hero ($28.60)


big blind of $0.25


Dealt to hero [J /images/graemlins/diamond.gif A /images/graemlins/heart.gif]


Villain calls $0.25 2 limpers, hero limps sb calls, bb checks

I should have raised this on the button


Flop J /images/graemlins/spade.gif J /images/graemlins/club.gif 6 /images/graemlins/club.gif] <font color="red"> 1.50 </font>

2 checks, Villain bets $0.50 1 call $0.50 hero raises to $2 Villain calls $1.50 others fold.


Turn [T /images/graemlins/spade.gif] <font color="red"> 5.70 </font>


Villain checks hero bets $5.70 Villain raises to $11.40 hero...

Im 90% certain he has a set, possibly a FH, whats our line.

Looks like Villain was in early position? He could limp with 66, but simply open limp with TT? Based on the action, 66 is more likely. If he's really that tight, he wouldn't limp with KJo and QJo, maybe KJc, giving him trips + flush draw. Either way, you can call his turn raise for 1:4. I think giving him credits for a set here is no good. He might just have the case J and not giving you credit for a better kicker, since you limped yourself.

That's how I see it, you might disagree and would be glad to hear it..

[stu-unger]

raise more on the flop, and i probably push here w/o a read. the pot will be ~28 if u call the raise and u will only have ~15 left in your stack. i think we get calls out of a lot of hands we beat. i cant see getting away from this hand, and i dont want to see a flush get completed and scare the villian away...