flopped a set...

The villain here is playing tight/passive over a small sample (40+ hands) with stats of 14/6/2. I don't know seems like I really blew the river call. I would appreciate any help or thoughts.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1521125

Small sample stats can't really help you too much here.

PF: BB special
Flop: Nice bet. Removes odds.
Turn: Again nice bet, looks like for value. Flush completed, and villian Cold calls. I have a tough time not betting more here personally to "find out" if villian has a flush or not.
River: If you are going to lead the river, lead more than $2 into a $5 pot. Probably better to shut down and check call here. I NEVER fold to that tiny raise on the river, I don't think that is a large leak though. Villian will show down AXo (with As), A4, A5 seemingly just as often as he will show a flush...

Well played.

ye, dont think villian has flush often to make a fold.

I would still raise pf

Originally Posted by xd40

ye, dont think villian has flush often to make a fold.

I would still raise pf

Care to explain your logic here? I don't like raising with ducks. I think raising PF in this situation is very unneccesary and most likely spew...

Great play until the river.
River either raise more ($3.80+) or check-call any raise under pot. As played quickly debate calling vs re-raising - then call.

Originally Posted by xd40

I would still raise pf

Why? seeing a flop for 1bb is what most people dream of holding 22. Why ruin the dream?

As it turned out...

villain her holds 33 for the straight and the win.

Originally Posted by convictkeeper

As it turned out...

villain her holds 33 for the straight and the win.

Hmph, I must say that that is NOT one of the hands I thought villian would have here... Very oddly played. Add that idiot to your buddy list for calling flop and turn so lightly...