Figaroo2 said:4wiw the set of kings hand, it went Check check on the river and he had a set of Queens. (without the Qs)
If he had shoved on the end I would probably have folded putting him on a flush/straight . I suppose he may also have been scared I could have had AsQs or AsJs here.
Power of the button.
It's all about the math in this case my friend. 🙂 Unfortunately for you, he played his hand poorly and it cost you money. He should have been way less worried about TJ than you should have been since you would have re-poped the turn.
But it's a good hand to learn from because if you would have c/fed it would have been a mistake. Not a huge one, but a big enough one to matter. If you have top set in a spot like that, you have to consider how many under sets there are and just count the combos. In real time in a spot like this you can do it pretty quick and at least get close enough to know if I'm getting close to 2:1 on a call here I have to call.








