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[QUOTE="PKRNRS, post: 3625885, member: 204993"] Tough spot. Definitely mis-played. Pre-flop, I'm assuming this is a 1/2 game. Re-raise from the cutoff with 99 can be risky but nothing wrong with that. Your raise seems off but again it's acceptable. I would have maybe just called here or raised a little more. With a hand like 99 you are going to want more players in the pot. Flop: so the pot is a little over $100 and you only bet $20. That's 1/4 of the pot so by that you're asking for a call or raise. And someone did min raise! Your bet gives them odds to call. I would have bet to $70+ on the flop. Then if I get push back here, then I'm thinking I'm beat. (There is a flush and otherwise wet board). I don't care for the shove here. You're committing all the money on this board without the nuts. At best I'm re-raising. Your shove would be the correct play to give them the wrong odds to draw. But as we see they weren't folding anything. Really nothing you're going to be able to do. I'm going broke in this spot as well. You didn't mention their stack sizes. It does happen. I had 3 sets of trips within an hour last cash game I played. KK, TT and 44. Every single one flopped trips. Lost every single hand to flush or straight. [/QUOTE]
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