[Closed] NL25, 88 flopped set on raised pot

hi
usualy i lead on this kind of flop if i am not sure that the PFR will bet
if i feel he bets check/raise is good
check calling and check/raising turn is fine also but a lot of times he will check behind one pair hands so i prefer going for the check/raise on the flop because they cant let go an ace and will stack off
as played i would bet more on the river . smth like 5.5 and of course call a shove every time
nh

u have basically the nuts... especially three handed!! call anything call even if he puts his house on the line

Hi Tuuletallaja,

As srohack said, it's better to lead out on this kind of flop, unless I'm pretty sure the PFR will c-bet. But I don't like going for a check/raise on the flop, IMO a lot of players are able to fold an Ace against a check/raise on the flop, therefore I like the check/call.

On the turn I'm leading out though, the board is too dry, it's very unlikely he will bet on the turn again with just an Ace, but I doubt he will let it go if you bet.

As played, I'm also betting more on the river and then shoving. I think he played this hand in a very strange way, he could be making some strange bluff, he could have KK or he could have overplayed AK (and that's much more likely than KK).