[FreakDaddy]

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you have a great hand. dont be a caller with it. lead and try to break your opponent. if your opponent has top set over your second set, then so be it. unless you have a lot to lose (400+BB) you should play your hand virtually 100% of the time as long as no hands are pat

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While I typically agree with your statment, and I've made it several times myself, this is one of those situations, that if you recognize them, will save you lots of money. Bottom line is, all the money may likely go into the pot, but there are very few hands that are going to call your raise here, the only one is AK, everything else is likely to push against you (AA,AQ). Call and take the money if it's there, but blindly pushing your cards in these situations, whithout really thinking about what hands will call you is not good poker.