Quote Originally Posted by DimitriT
I don't know about AI there. He's obviously got a made hand which could
mean a big pair. He wouldn't play a set like that. This is a situation where I would slow play. In this case you got him to call your AI but a better player may fold here and you would lose value on your set.
im going to disagree, smooth calling here gives people a chance to see the turn card.. if he has an overpair, he could catch his card, or someone hits their flush and your set sucks .

push to protect your hand from chasers.

or just bet into the preflop raiser before he has a chance to bet the flop, it will confuse him into thinking you have a pair on the board and his overpair is good, he will probably reraise you and you can push on him then.