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[QUOTE="myxiplx, post: 460318, member: 13927"]
Yup, sucks to get caught out like that, and in the situation very hard to put your opponent on trip A's.
 
The key for me was your raise on the turn.  The aim is to get weaker hands to commit money into the pot.  Unfortunately in this case it opened the door for trip A's to push and be fairly confident of a call.
 
However, keep in mind that situation will be a very rare occurance.  The real question is this:  Would this player have called that raise with the hands you had beat?
 
I'm no good at ev calculations, can anybody do the math here?
 - JJ, QQ, KK would almost certainly fold here
 - If your opponent has AT+ I think they could well fold to this raise.
 - Flush draws may be scared off, or may gamble
 - Two pair is going to call
 - trips are obviously going to call
 
I think that raise may loose you value on the hands you beat, (but against an aggressive opponent it could just as easily make you a fortune).
 
Can someone more experienced comment on this please.
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