[TomBrooks]

FLOP: Raise the flop, your hand is vulnerable to flushes and straights. It will also help establish where your at vs. MP. If MP three bets, cap.

Hand plays differently after that. If you get c/r on the turn for instance, you might go into call down mode from there fearing TT. (probably not a straight as MP raised preflop.)

You can't get away from this hand anyway. You might even keep pumping the turn before you slow down. You will usually lose a lot of bets with set over set and that's usually the way it should be.

PS: Preflop, I usually like three people in before I call a raise with 55.