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What to do with this set?
When I flop a set in a raised pot, I can never figure out how the hand is affected by there being a flush draw on the flop.
Lets back up for a sec. Lets say I raise with KK and get called. The flop is T64 with a flush draw. He checks, I bet 3/4 pot and he calls. The turn is a brick. Because of the flush draw, Im much less likely to check behind on the turn for fear of giving him a free card.....fast forward to my hand MP raises to $30, button calls, SB calls and I call in the BB with 22. Pot is $120. The flop comes 762 with 2 clubs. SB checks, I check (planning to raise big if anyone calls MPs inevitable bet). MP bets full pot $120 and its folded back to me. OK. Should I flat call here to let him think I might be drawing? If I flat call, hes much less likely to check behind (like I said I would be in my first example). Then I can check raise the turn and probably stack him if he has an overpair. (I have $950 and he has me covered). |
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