From tonights session, TPTK facing action

[Scotty]

It is a tough one, with minimal information on the villain.

When I first read it, 66, A8 and A6 jumped straight out as definite possibilities. 88 UTG probably limps in a full ring here too (as opposed to opening). But after going over the respective lines taken, i can only see a flopped set betting like that if he has you pegged as a player to call off with just the ace.

End of the day, you're almost always in front of his range here. I don't think he's strong - if it were me in that spot I'd be thinking [9h 7h], and wondering if a shove is getting called. Probably.

But it's .5/.10, so I'm shoving, and expecting a call from an OESD and and/or flush draw.

[bennymacca]

Anyone else wanna chime in? Garth, Scott?

so they flopped set hey? bad luck. (i can't see how you would want more comments otherwise)

[Scotty]

If he has flopped a set, he either has no thought process at all post, or has enough info on Aaron to think he's playing for stacks with any ace.

[Scotty]

Oh wait - it's .5/.10 on Stars. Of course there's no thought process A set it is, then!

[bennymacca]

frequently in .5/.10 i see people flop a set and do one of two things. the first is that they min bet on turn/river, or the second thing they do is to shove. expecially with a flush draw out there, they dont want "chasers"

my bet is a set

[Scotty]

Yeah I'm not saying a set is out of the question. I just see weaker hands rolling in this spot much more frequently than the few that are beating me.

[bennymacca]

Yeah I'm not saying a set is out of the question. I just see weaker hands rolling in this spot much more frequently than the few that are beating me.

yeah same. no way i am folding here. just the fact that aaron wants more input makes me thing he got beat

[Scotty]

Nah - he shoved, got called by 66, and the board ran out A K

[AceLosesKing]

I'll post results after I hear Garth's reply.

[AceLosesKing]

Bumpage for Garth.