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Message: [QUOTE="Koleslaw756, post: 5751166, member: 437617"] Hey everyone! I was playing in a .02/.05 cash game on Ignition. I had been playing for about 45 minutes. Standard action nobody too loose or too tight. Do I always fold here? Also should I have folded pre-flop? Villain UTG+4 ( 102.4 BB) Hero Big Blind (8s 5s) (127.4 BB) The Small Blind and I post 1.5 BB Current Pot (1.5 BB) Folds to the Villain, who raises to 3BB, Small Blind folds, Hero (Big blind) defends with 8s 5s Current Pot (6.5BB) Flop: Qs As Ks I decide to check here to pickup an extra bet form my opponent, as I think this flop does pretty well with his range (assuming he has AKo here or some combination of broadway cards), Villain bets 3BB, Hero calls Current Pot (12.5 BB) Turn: 7d Board: Qs As Ks 7d I check again expecting my opponent to lead out here again, Villain leads out for 7BB, Hero re-raises to 30.4 BB (let me know if this was a bad sizing), Villain calls. Current Pot (73.3 BB) River: Kc Board: Qs As Ks 7d Kc Here I check again intending to check call, this card smashes his range pretty hard I thought. Villain bets 30.8 BB, I consider folding but for the price I end up making the call as I only need to be good 30% or more here. (now that I think about it it was a smart sizing from the Villain) Villain flips over Ad Ac for a flopped set and rivered boat. Was this an obvious fold here on the river? I did not have any info on the Villain at this time, but I am thinking that the call of the re-raise on the turn makes this a clear fold. Unsure, any info would be helpful! Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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