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[Closed] set on suited flop MTT

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Harnas31
Joined: 25.10.2010

Can somebody move this topic to MTT ? I havn't notice that there are two separate forums for SNG and MTT.

6-max MTT, after 2h of playing, I don't think it was in the money., buy-in 1.10$

In this hand I think I shouldn't donk AI - only better hand, like flush will call me, right.I think that pre-raiser wouldn't cbet on such flop and because he is a rock.

Now I would play this hand like that, I would donk about 2/3 pot and if raised all-in by any of the stacks I call, except to Raise all-in from BB, then I fold.
If I'am called and turn hit a spade I should bet/fold or check/fold ?

PokerStars - $1+$0.10|75/150 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

BTN: 4,087.00
Hero (SB): 14,445.00
BB: 13,390.00
UTG: 19,247.00
MP: 5,070.00 [25hands, vp 8, pr 4, cbet NA,AF=NA, WTSD=0 ]
CO: 5,225.00 [25 hands vp 20, pr 0 , AF=1.5, Cold call =0, WTSD =0]

BTN posts ante 20.00, Hero posts ante 20.00, BB posts ante 20.00, UTG posts ante 20.00, MP posts ante 20.00, CO posts ante 20.00, Hero posts SB 75.00, BB posts BB 150.00

Pre Flop: (345.00) Hero has 6♥ 6♦

fold, MP raises to 375.00, CO calls 375.00, fold, Hero calls 300.00, BB calls 225.00

Flop: (1620.00, 4 players) 6♠ J♠ 9♠
Hero bets 14,050.00 and is all-in, fold, fold, fold

Hero wins 1,620.00


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

A set is a very strong hand in No Limit Hold'Em. You shouldn't go about making a habit of folding too often. Instead in this hand if you feel that the PFR is not going to cbet very often (this is most likely true on this board), you should lead for 2/3 potsize and go all-in over ANY action. People with these stacksizes will quite happily put it in with almost any Jx no spades vs a lot of action so your set does very very well against their ranges.