I think this is an intersting preflop spot.........

[gonzopro]

Raise or fold. Calling obviously sucks. Most of the time I'm folding this against someone with a PFR of 1.4 but I don't think 3 betting is bad.

[philnewall]

Um i thought it was always like 6:1 or something.

[Obliky]

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Um i thought it was always like 6:1 or something.

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Your 7:1 to flop a set

[car ramrod]

I like a 3bet, I think you can outplay him post flop.

[LoaferGee12]

1.4 PF-r. I really don't think this is close at all. Fold it.

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1.4 PF-r. I really don't think this is close at all. Fold it.

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small hand sample, this isn't a reliable range.

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[POKhER]

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Um i thought it was always like 6:1 or something.

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Your 7:1 to flop a set

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i thought it was 8.3:1 to flop a pair to set...

Where you get 7:1 from?

Id 3bet or fold, Calling is my least favourite.

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I like a 3bet, I think you can outplay him post flop.

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He'll have big aces as often as he'll have a pair that crushes you. 3-bet and outplay him after the flop.

[RunDownHouse]

Posting blind.

I 3bet. You don't really have a ton of hands on him, so he may be less passive than he appears. Also, there are tons of idiots that love to limp AA/KK, sometimes even stuff like AKs, so I think restricting him to that range is not a particularly good idea.

With that in mind, you should be able to get away from bad flops pretty easily and take him to the house on good flops. A lot of this is dependent on his WtSD, though. If he loves to table his cards, I'd be more inclined to fold.

[jba]

odds of flopping a set:

1 - (48/50*47/49*46/48) = 0.11755102 ~= 1/8.5

or about 7.5:1 against

edit: I fold this