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Let me first start by qualifying myself so no one thinks I'm an newbie/fool. I've been playing competitive/tournament poker for about 2 years now. I run my own poker league + play in another’s, play in tourneys, casinos etc. I've read both Harrington books, some by Sklansky, and Super System. I'd classify myself as a solid-aggressive player. All in all I feel I have a good idea about what’s going in No-Limit Texas Hold'em.
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Is the safer and or correct play to simply go all-in after the flop with the under full house to protect your hand? I understand I'll be sacrificing action just to avoid the turn/river bad beat. Or do you actually throw this hand away (under full house) when I correctly put my opponent on tripps knowing that if the board pairs or pairs his hole card I'm dead to the 1 case card (4 in this example) because the odds dictate that X out of X his hand will improve to beat my hand. Did I just type to fold a made full house?



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One of these things is not like the other. One of these things does not belong.

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