Do you fold if he jams after you pot it?
hmm... with no reads, I tend to automatically raise that flop with a set, for max value against JT, AJ, 66, draws.
This looks like a good fold at first glance but something doesn't feel right.
If the villain has AQ would he lead out on the flop into four players?
If he did he was brave perhap even foolish.
If he has KK or JJ he still has to consider that AQ is a very possible calling hand here so I would expect the K on the turn to slow him down. For the turn to get called and for him to still shove Kkk or Jjj is a interesting
The river shove does seem really strong. How about JTs and KJs, are we ruling them out? I do expect him to bet somewhere around half pot with two pair here, but still an unknown could overvestimate the value of his hand here no?
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Yeah bottom set is most likely in his range. But we still have some outs with top 2. I was hitting my time bank every street trying to know what villain was doing. The red flags were there and he was sizing his bets to get the stacks in on the river.
Well this is all happening in a vacuum. With less than a rotation of play, I suppose that at Bovada 100NL it's reasonable to think you'll just get a lot of folds if you raise flop. A couple of levels down from that, you could probably assume otherwise.