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 Originally Posted by bair
Originally Posted by Pythonic
Originally Posted by bair
yeah that never happens lol. you check sets on dry flops sometimes so they can catch up, but that doesnt happen on ace high flops because they can never catch up to top pair. checking JJJ QQQ KKK on a J/q/k high dry flop is way diff imo than checking AAA. at the limits ur playing i would pretty much never check any made hand.
I get what your saying but this has happened to me a few times. Last time was at 25NL. He made QQQ on the flop and checked and I made 333 on the turn and lost a double stack!
yeah well thats real unlucky. the odds of them having a pocket pair is low, multiply that by the odds of them hitting a set on the turn, and it comes out to roughly 0%.
I rarely check any sets made on the flop but I did on this one for some reason. Probably had to do with making another set of aces on my other table at the same time and I lost focus. It just pisses me off that I knew he had a flush for sure and I decide to be a hero and look him up.
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