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[QUOTE="Styrofoam, post: 6059392, member: 9199"]
Playing 1/2 NLHE deepstack, with 500 max buy-in.  I have the table covered.  Effective stack sizes vs main villain is $600.

Villain: Limp
MP:  fold
LJ:  Limp
HJ:  Limp
Hero:  Raise: 15 (Ad 2d)

Button Calls, both Blinds fold.  Villain From UTG calls, and the HJ calls.  (Pot $65)

Flop is:  10D 3D 5D

Action checks to me, and I throw out $15 c-bet.

I did this because the villain from UTG and I played a pot about 15 hands earlier where I had flopped the nut flush, and I checked back, we got to the river where he made a very big bet, and I raised even bigger polarizing.  He made a comment that he thought i had the nuts or nothing because of my non-action on the flop.  he managed to get away from a set, not paying me off at the river.

Anyhow, the button calls my 15, and UTG check raises to 65.  The HJ Folds, and I call.  The button folds.  (pot 210) Heads up to the turn

Turn: 9c

The villain bets 150.

This is where I am not sure I made the right play.  I think for a minute or so, and decide on getting all in.  I'm honestly not sure that this is the right play.  Based on the action, I think villain has a set of 3s, or 5s.  If I flat call, Villain has around 300 left, and we are getting in regardless of the river card.  If I am right about his having a set, my thinking is getting in now, while I know I'm ahead, before the river possibly pairs the board and puts me in a hard spot facing a slightly larger than 2/3 pot bet on the river, which happens about 20% of the time.

Villain tanks, and folds face up, 5c5h, making another monster laydown against a flopped nut flush.
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