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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6273648, member: 397965"] Preflop I am not the biggest fan of setming in general, but in a 6-max game, when we have BTN and are against a full stacked opponent, I think, this call is totally fine and standard. We can do some other things than just setming as well like float favourable flops and then stab the turn, if he check to us. Flop Preflop raiser check, and of course we are going to bet our set for value and equity denial. Sizing looks totally fine as well. Turn The ace is actually a good card for you, because it might have hit him making it easier to get paid. So totally on board with betting again for value. Now he check-raise, and I am never folding here in a million years. Yes he could have a higher set, but I dont think, flopped sets or pocket aces check-call the flop very often in a multiway pot, so I actually discount sets quite a bit. At the same time there are a million different draws, he can have on this board, or he could have hit top two with AT and be raising it for value. Because the board is so wet, I dont really want to see a river, so for me this is just an easy jam and then let him make a decision. River Only 76 got there, and that hand is at most represented by 76s, since the opponent is a TAG, so at most we now lose to another 4 combos. As played still not ever folding this hand. Results So he had TT for the flopped top set, and off all the sets, thats the only one, where his line make some sense, because he had board lock on the flop, and then on the turn he hoped, that you hit the ace, and the board also got wetter, so he decided to spring the trap. However TT is only 3 combos, and if this is realistically the only hand, that beat you and play this way, then it was just a cooler, and folding would have been a massive mistake in the long run. Even on the river there were a ton of busted draws, he could be bluffing with, and if he only has 3 value combos, that beat you, he only need to have 2 bluff combos for you to make a profitable call. Plus he could have AT, which is 9 combos, although to be fair AT would probably have bet the flop. But still we cant fold, because we think, we can narrow our opponent down to just one particular hand, of which only 3 combos exist. So in a spot like this it just sucks to be us, and this is why, we play with a bankroll. [/QUOTE]

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