Trips vs Drawing baord $50nl

RoadSweeper

Villian is 21/9.1

agg = 0.6 pf 3.0 flop 6.0 turn over 65 hands.



Green Joke Poker Culver 0.25/0.50, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

saw flop | saw showdown

Button gulumpski1 ($90.83)
SB Truebacca ($49.50)
BB w33man ($47.12)
UTG rockchaldo ($31.50)
UTG+1 Hero ($50)

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with 5 5
rockchaldo calls 0.50, Hero calls 0.50, 1 fold, Truebacca calls 0.25, w33man checks.

Flop (2.00) 6 A 5
Truebacca bets 1, 2 folds, Hero raises to 4, Truebacca calls 3.

Turn (10.00) J
Truebacca checks, Hero bets 9, Truebacca raises to 45,


action?

dvdfan

This ones a toughie

When you see someone raise so heavy on a board like this its not usually with the flush its more often with a very good hand to protect against the flush although it dosent look like he made hes hand till the turn so maybe AJ, J5,J6 or JJ but i would say flush less often so id call even though youve bottom set i just cant see AA,66 or flush being played this way and even if he has the flush youve 9 outs on the turn to outdraw him. You also have the slim possibility that your 5h will outdraw hes higher set if he dosent have a heart.

Actually thinking about it i cant see JJ or AA not raising preflop or 66 not RR that flop so i would make the call. Your getting 1.4/1 and considering hes Aggression he could well be doing this with the lone K or Q of hearts and if he turns over the flush sobeit. I think the agression is the key here against a more passive player or a player that raised that preflop i would be worried about the higher set but he could well be making a move or else its a horribly played flush.

Edit// Actually a smaller flush might play it like this too to protect against another heart on the river but i still think its a crying call.

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RoadSweeper

it turned out he had 66 and the 7h on the river sickened him.

I was full sure with the set he's go all in on the flop?

sikes

he played it horribly but I am definately folding the turn. Give him credit for a flush he is completeing from the SB, there are a load of weak flushes that are playing the hand this way.

your turn bet is really strong too but people do call down with an A enough for it to be profitable.

cardshark202

I would fold the turn too here. You can beat some 2 pair hands but thats it.

Macspower

played as is I'm folding on the turn..

I would have raised preflop with any pair... and then you can c bet that flop with the intention of getting it all in to a RR