I skimmed through it very briefly, but you cannot expect people to read through that very long dialect in detail.Originally Posted by Irisheyes
Read the AIM chat and comment then please.your hand is pretty abvious (i lol'd) looking like a small-mid pair. Against a typical opponent's 3-betting range, there's virtually no difference after the second raise.
assuming you're just trying to spike a set, villain in the hand appreciates the donation.
You have to understand that upwards of 1/5 of the time that you flop a set, you will lose the pot to a bigger overpair, any halfway decent tagg will squeeze here with AK pretty much every time (and more then just AK/big pair if he's any good). Plus you have to consider that an overcard to a big pair will kill your action a lot of the time, and that bluffing generally sucks in these spots because it's a lot to win a little and nobody folds big 1-pair hands in reraised pots.
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