Flop a set is this a flop 3 bet or wait til turn?

[ThePortuguee]

My God I'm sorry, I'm on 2+2 when this paper I'm writing gives me a headache. I'll try to be more careful. I think someone else talked abotu c/raising in the thread and that lead me to believe you were out of position. Or maybe that was another thread. Or mabye Im just an idiot.

I like a flat call on flop and a raise on the turn. If he has tens be happy for him but it looks more like 43 or a T with good kicker, something along those lines. I think he's goign to call a raise on turn with those hands, and then you can make a reasonable sized value bet on river and earn an extra bet. Calling turn and raising river would theoretically accomplish teh same thing, but I feel liek you're getting a river check whne you call a turn bet much more often than you're getting a turn fold when you raise. So when he bets turn, make a reasonable raise, then make a value bet at river, and you should be set.

[Ghazban]

Sorry if I came across like an ass; you clearly put some thought into your posts and that is always appreciated. If nothing else, maybe this incident highlights a slight lack of attention to details outside your control. If you are careless at the table, you can make a lot of stupid mistakes there, too. I know a few players from various live games that would be fantastic if they could just focus on the game even when they aren't in the hand. They know all the math and have good ideas about different lines available to them but don't choose the right line at the right time against the right guy because they didn't notice something he did 5 hands ago when they folded preflop.

Of course, you could be perfectly fine with all that, too, but maybe somebody else will read this and get something out of it [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]