[Closed] NL25SH deep: cbet/push with good overpair on somewhat drawy flop after 3betting?

It's fold my dear, he called because he did have good odds for set, and he did hit the set.

fold to the flop raise

you are obviously giving him the implied odds he was expecting to get if he hit his set. it's obvious that he knows you have an overpair so he is not trying to make you fold which means he is extracting value It would be also good if we have some stats like AF.

Complicated hand. I would probably fold to such a big raise, you might be ahead, but that deep you better go away cheap, since I don't know what would he be raising here.

Originally posted by spit22
you are obviously giving him the implied odds he was expecting to get if he hit his set. it's obvious that he knows you have an overpair so he is not trying to make you fold which means he is extracting value It would be also good if we have some stats like AF.

he doesn't know i have an overpair. i can resteal with all sorts of hands, and will often cbet. at the point where he raises, he doesn't know much about my range.

Originally posted by Solomaextra
Complicated hand. I would probably fold to such a big raise, you might be ahead, but that deep you better go away cheap, since I don't know what would he be raising here.

his raise size looks standard to me.
I think he will play TT-JJ like this pretty much every time, or at least most of the time.
I don't see why he shouldn't often raise when he has FD or some FD+SD or pair+SD/FD combo, and I guess he'll occasionally raise OESD.

If his range is a set, combo draws and FD than you are flipping, not the worst situation to invest the money tho, I agree.

You´re deep.
Getting stacked on that board imo is mistake.
He won´t turn his overpair TT, JJ or middle pp into bluff.
He´d rather call flop and see aht you´d do oin the turn
So I´d b/f flop.
Against very aggressive player your line is fine, but make 3-bet smaller- 27$ that he´d could also shove with draws.