Set v Nit

[lucky_scrote]

Fold 1000000000000% of the time, I mean, your call on the turn is absolutely standard as not only do you have pot odds, your implied odds are very good too.

He has a set here like, never as he would not play it this way on this board. He has a flush here pretty much every time.

[WYSINWYG]

Fold 1000000000000% of the time, I mean, your call on the turn is absolutely standard as not only do you have pot odds, your implied odds are very good too.

He has a set here like, never as he would not play it this way on this board. He has a flush here pretty much every time.

Yeah implied odds pretty massive, I don't expect many to fold their flush simply because the board paired. 'Woohoo, he's got trips now, watch me crush him with my concealed flush' more like...Which is backed up by your flat call on the turn.

[WYSINWYG]

pps I have seen folk play your hand backwards here a couple of times, ie they kind of think: well, I have this massive hand, I might be defending it, or I might be miles behind. If I defend it, I push the pot size up, but if I see the river cheap (my lack of interest keeps the pot small), and improve, I can still get all the chips from a made flush. If he's chasing, he may not pay your set that much anyway, since he may already put you possibly on the flush.

[snoopy1239]

Fold. Only beating 2-2 or a stonecold bluff in my book, which is unlikely if he's a nit. Small check-raise on turn out of position seems strong rather than bare ace.