flop bottom set, snap fold flop?

Originally Posted by supa

Why call pre if we're folding to action when we hit?

Serious question.

Set over Set is rare. Even if this is a fold, we assume that the 97% of the time that the action doesn't go bet->raise, we're in line to make some money. In fact, if villain is playing so predictably that we can get away from set-over-set (without too often making a mistake against worse hands), then the call preflop is even more profitable.

Originally Posted by surviva316

Set over Set is rare. Even if this is a fold, we assume that the 97% of the time that the action doesn't go bet->raise, we're in line to make some money. In fact, if villain is playing so predictably that we can get away from set-over-set (without too often making a mistake against worse hands), then the call preflop is even more profitable.

Yeah this.