Set under set under set. And i runner runner the flush.

[ChuckyB]

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BUT you have an advantage over him as soon as the flop comes out!

Why? Because if you hold 55, and the flop is QJ6, you are folding instantly.

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However, you've already peed away $10 pre-flop knowing/believing you're dominated. Multiply that by the 6.5 times out of 7.5 that you won't hit a set...the implied odds say and you have to take $65 off your opponent when you make a set to break even. That doesn't even account for the 1 in 8 times your opponent hits a set too. In this situation, with wired 6s and a player yet to act...I'm gone.

In a cash game, there are more pairs coming.