Re: a 2+2 oddity...a postflop problem
Well, I'm just now looking at the hand (haven't looked at previous replies)...
Why not raise the flop? Defines your hand, forces a draw to put in more money (there are two diamonds on board).
He hasn't played this hand in a way that says QQ, 66, or 22. I think most people don't necessarily bet out with their sets like that into a multiple player field -- they're usually looking to c/r or get their money in on the turn, IMO.
He hasn't played this hand in such a way that you can give him credit for AA or KK. Q6, Q2, 62 all seem very unlikely. I think you've gotta make a threatening raise on the flop and be prepared to go with this thing. I put him on KQ or QJ.
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