Late In A $20 - 10k Guar Flopped Set On All Club Board

[ramblin67RS 0]

I do not play many tourney's. So I am curious as to what others say about this hand...I do not have the hand history but remember the details....Sorry for the format...Blinds are 400/800 with a 100 ante full table. Tourney is down to 26 from starting 490. Average stack is I am in the BB with 12k (after posting)an aggressive player who has me covered with 28k opens for 2500. everyone else folds. Thus the pot is 4600.I think he calls a shove with a wide variety I have I decide to go for a stop and go and shove any flop. Since he is likely to not connect with two overs and if he has a middle PP and over could chase him off?So I think a while before calling.....pot = 6300Here is where I have questions....The flop comes ,, (pot = 6300)I hit bingo but not so bingo (3 clubs).....Should I let him shove by check calling or continue with the plan of open shoving?Also any thoughts on the stop and go decision?

[Poker Addict 0]

It can be debated whether you should call this from an early pos raiser. But you say he is aggressive so you have your plan in mind. Played your way I am shoving this flop and making him incorrectly pay to draw to a flush.

[copernicus 0]

It can be debated whether you should call this from an early pos raiser. But you say he is aggressive so you have your plan in mind. Played your way I am shoving this flop and making him incorrectly pay to draw to a flush.

Stacks look good for a stop and go. If he misses the flop he needs a 10 outer to call properly. Unfortunately he may have just picked up a 9 or 12 or more outer. I still push the flop though.

[Predrag2 0]

That is a sick spot to be in. With 15 bets you have an optimal restealing stack. I shove it in here against an aggro even though i hate it. As played shove the flop. Often you find yourself in a spot where you hate the play but you must make it through cringed teeth imo.

[Berwatchey 0]

yeah i'd say definately go for it. its a good play and one worth making in this spot. scary but worth it.

[Mercury69 3]

What you (and probably your opponent) don't want to see is a 4th club on the board. I'd think an open shove would be fine here, so as not to give your opponet a free card. Heck, even if he has 2 clubs in the hole, you still have a minimum of 6 outs to a boat right off the bat and, likely, 9 outs on the turn (if the card doesn't pair the board). I think this is one of those situations where you have to go all the way. It's unlikely you'll see a set for a while, so why not commit, even if the flop is awkward?

[Sheiky 0]

Shoving is good

[siquinte 0]

You're in the money so i'm shoving this instantly, if he wants to draw with the Ac that's great spot to get a lot of chips and make it to the FT where the real money is.If he got there already well you're drawing live, so shove is my opinion.

[A009112 0]

If you have called large pre - flop raise you might as well play the hand and push it all-in, most likely he does not have two clubs or higher set. You also have a decent chance to make a full house on the next two cards. Make him make a hard decision. If your beat then your beat.