Is This Ever A Fold In Cash Games?

[RGreen 0]

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $1 BB (8 handed) Full Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)BB ($57)UTG ($99)UTG+1 ($111.60)MP1 ($114.95)MP2 ($98.50)Hero ($124.05)Button ($35)SB ($43.65)Preflop: Hero is CO with 3, 3. 1 fold, UTG+1 raises to $3, 2 folds, Hero calls $3, 1 fold, SB calls $2.50, 1 fold.Flop: ($10) 2, K, 3(3 players)SB checks, UTG+1 checks, Hero bets $5, SB calls $5, UTG+1 calls $5.Turn: ($25) Q(3 players)SB checks, UTG+1 checks, Hero bets $14, SB folds, UTG+1 raises to $103.6 (All-In), Any comments about anything appreciated.

[HubDub04 0]

99% of the time NO.But there is a 1% where you know the player/have a read on him, and have a strong feeling he has a set of kings.

[staggo 0]

Fold 0% of the time in a .50/1 game

[Roo6339 0]

I think he has KQ a lot in this spot, though QQ is very possible too. There's no way you can fold this though.

[RGreen 0]

I knew he loved his hand and I even thought he played it like KK, but still I've seen people do things that didnt seem plausible so I couldn't make myself fold.Hero calls $89.60.River: ($0) 3(2 players, 1 all-in)Final Pot: $232.20He showed KKWas just wondering if I played this hand profitably long term. I have been set under set a lot lately so I'm wondering if there people out there who are folding these on the flop/safe turn.

[RGreen 0]

Sorry

[Metternich 0]

I never fold sets unless there's some overpowering indication that I'm beat, like 4 to a straight on the board.

[mtdesmoines 3]

Any comments about anything appreciated.

No ... I don't think so. There's two hands that beat you and neither one of them should be panicking about anything. This is usually KQ.Villain played this like crap.

[KoRnholio 2]

Villain didn't play it that badly. No sense blowing people off their hands with top set on a K32 rainbow board. Turn puts some very unlikely draws out there, but the Hero has shown that he will likely bet again. The push is a little overkill, but will draw curious calls a lot from worse hands. Possibly even hands like AK.

[MinhLyFan 1]

hmmm I am not as optimistic about my set of 3s in this spot, especially if this player is at all decent. The open pre flop check on such a ragged flop always has me weary of my hands, especially when the turn card is an under and my opp moves it in. I think you'll see way more sets played like this than ak or kq. Why would the villain just go nuts for 100 bb on a bluff in this weird spot??

[AAsnake88 0]

At .50/1.00 this is AA, AK, KQ, 22 as easily as it is KK or QQ.Ship the chips in, you will profit in the long run.

[psujohn 0]

If the guy is a frequent c-bettor then then raise pf, check flop line is about 90% a set. It's called the OMGIFLOPPEDASETIHAVETOSLOWPLAY complex. It's a typically stupid line that you see a lot at low stakes. On this hand it's paired with the OHNOTHERESAFLUSHDRAWIMINTROUBLE ridiculous turn overbet.Really everything about this hand screams that villain is a bad player with KK. Still I can't fold the turn. I'm not sure if that's a leak or not. It's always a good idea to have rivering quads as a backup plan.Reads are helpful here. If villain is generally aggressive post flop after a flop raise then this is rarely AA, AK, or KQ. He'd bet all of those on the flop. If villain is "tricky" then those hands become more likely.

[mtdesmoines 3]

If the guy is a frequent c-bettor then then raise pf, check flop line is about 90% a set. It's called the OMGIFLOPPEDASETIHAVETOSLOWPLAY complex. It's a typically stupid line that you see a lot at low stakes. On this hand it's paired with the OHNOTHERESAFLUSHDRAWIMINTROUBLE ridiculous turn overbet.Really everything about this hand screams that villain is a bad player with KK. Still I can't fold the turn. I'm not sure if that's a leak or not. It's always a good idea to have rivering quads as a backup plan.Reads are helpful here. If villain is generally aggressive post flop after a flop raise then this is rarely AA, AK, or KQ. He'd bet all of those on the flop. If villain is "tricky" then those hands become more likely.

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[Roberts2003 0]

hmmm I am not as optimistic about my set of 3s in this spot, especially if this player is at all decent. The open pre flop check on such a ragged flop always has me weary of my hands, especially when the turn card is an under and my opp moves it in. I think you'll see way more sets played like this than ak or kq. Why would the villain just go nuts for 100 bb on a bluff in this weird spot??

because people suck

[ActionFalko 0]

Set over Set doesn't exist. Having said that, I never fold a set, if a set is the winning hand. You can fold sets on drawsheavy boards.But keep in mind: Set over Set doesn't exist. It's just a ferritale.

[Zach6668 513]

I'd be far more inclined to fold a set on a dry board than on a drawy board, unless you meant the draws already got there...

[Snamuh 0]

I break my wrist calling this. Then I break my fingers punching a wall if I'm beaten (sw).

[ActionFalko 0]

, unless you meant the draws already got there...

yepp, like 4 to a straight and so on.

[whiterice714 0]

Set over Set doesn't exist. Having said that, I never fold a set, if a set is the winning hand. You can fold sets on drawsheavy boards.But keep in mind: Set over Set doesn't exist. It's just a ferritale.

really? wish you told the FTP software designers that little rule of thumb before i got stacked TWICE today by this mythical occurance...

[cwik 0]

If an opponent has a set here, it is going to be very rare that they over shove the turn, as they never want to miss value with such a big hand. Especially after he slow played the flop.

[Temporary Nuts 1]

If the guy is a frequent c-bettor then then raise pf, check flop line is about 90% a set. It's called the OMGIFLOPPEDASETIHAVETOSLOWPLAY complex. It's a typically stupid line that you see a lot at low stakes. On this hand it's paired with the OHNOTHERESAFLUSHDRAWIMINTROUBLE ridiculous turn overbet.Really everything about this hand screams that villain is a bad player with KK. Still I can't fold the turn. I'm not sure if that's a leak or not. It's always a good idea to have rivering quads as a backup plan.Reads are helpful here. If villain is generally aggressive post flop after a flop raise then this is rarely AA, AK, or KQ. He'd bet all of those on the flop. If villain is "tricky" then those hands become more likely.

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[Lip Is Fat 0]

Fold 0% of the time in a .50/1 game

Ya i agree there is a chance that set over set is possible but not likley i dont see a fold being the right move there.

[IAGTTAYM 0]

This is a insta call for 110bbs...