Spider senses are tingling

Bodog 1/2 full ring

UTG+1, not the best of players but doesn't get too out of line, 200$ stack, raises to 6

I call in MP with 66

SB (70$) calls

Pot(20)
Flop: Jh Kc 6h

SB leads for 9
UTG+1 calls
I raise to 35
SB calls
UTG+1 minraises

RUH ROH~!

[yvesaint]

hmmmm whenever i see this its almost always a stupid set, my brain says fold but my penis says push

[Gregg777]

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hmmmm whenever i see this its almost always a stupid set

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True, but you can't rule out villain holding AA.

Without the K on the flop I would lean towards fold.

With more info on villain I could give a better answer. How does villain perceive hero? Is hero aggressive with top pair in this spot?

Pretty sure villain has no read on me.

[FeelGoodAboutHood]

You've gotta be way deeper and live to consider folding a set at these stakes.

As is, I call and push the turn.

do not ever fold a set until you are plalying at some serious stakes. Set over set is 50:1.

[Gregg777]

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If you are going to push the turn anyway, then do it now on the flop. (BTW, that's what I would do here.)

Does this really look like AK/AA to you guys?

[yvesaint]

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Does this really look like AK/AA to you guys?

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no

I fold. I think UTG+1 called the first raise to build the pot, then put the mini raise in there to continue to build, but not scare you off. He probably knows he has SB all in.

Bodog 1/2, a 3BB preflop raise is like limping in to most players. I think you can put the SB on AK, KQ or KJ and UTG on KK or JJ. I just don't see AA here a good enough % to make this call profitable.