[Percula]

It really depends on how he views you and how disiplined he realy is and how the table dynamic is when this hand took place.

For example if there has been a lot (even a few) of "air play" from you and the table, he likely thinks his set is ahead against pair+FD or two pair plus the FD and your push on the turn only would reenforce that view of you, making his call risky but one that many players would make if they were confident in their read.

I think the key here is the flop RR and the turn push. Many players will think you have TP+FD here and not realistically consider a middle/small flush. Well played.

If he has been running cold or felt he made some bad laydowns recently, then this might all be tilt. If it was tilt, I hope you stacked him later. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Bottom line he mis read you and made bad calls.