$10 NLHE 6-max: $ : SET 9 on Q89 flop! it goes all in. vs reg

Villian Stats (VPIP/PFR/AF): 32/28/3

Hello hello i have a hand here which i got totally surprised by just because the outcome.

I will post it here without the outcome, first atleast.

I am playing at 5NL 5max.
The villain is 30/26. reg
THIS IS NOT DOLLARS and not 50NL, its just the currency which make it wrong
Hand Information
Game:
Blind: $0.25/ $0.50 Hand History converter courtesy of pokerhandreplays.com


Table Information
Seat1: Player 1 ($98.58)
Seat2: Player 2 ($194.05)
Seat3: Player 3 ($99.25)Dealer Seat4: Hero ($87.95)Small Blind Seat5: Player 5 ($453.33)Big Blind Dealt to Hero




Preflop (Pot:0.75)
Player 1 RAISE $1.75 Player 2 FOLD
Player 3 FOLD
Hero CALL $1.25 Player 5 CALL $0.75
Flop (Pot: $4.50)



Hero BET $2.62 Player 5 FOLD
Player 1 RAISE $10.48 Hero RAISE $18.34 Player 1 ALL-IN $86.35 Hero ALL-IN $65.49 Player 1 RETURN $10.63
Turn (Pot: $187.78)




River (Pot: $187.78)





Showdown:

Honestly i just saw the set and he had raised and i had limped so i put him on any overpair, maybe AQ maybe a set 8 or queens. Well basically overpairs did i put him on
Thanks in advance and guess what villain had.It is possible that he is semibluffing with KJ? Because he is a lag and he is 3betting 10.5.
FLushdraw is also possible that he is playing aggressively.
I could make up a story that i dont want to give him right odds to a flush but i saw this purely as a overpair vs set. I was clearly very wrong, but well..

Not the easiest hand history to understand... Can you clarify how many big blinds are we starting with?

I think my line here is to 3-bet preflop with the intention of c-betting the flop a good amount of the time. As played your flop bet with two players (who both have you covered) is way too small and you are missing value.

I'm fine getting it all in on the flop with a set @ 5nl.

The villain is loose enough to have JT here but there are plenty of other hands that gii on the flop with this wet board. The flop overbet screams the nuts or monster draws. If you choose to raise and gii a set will hold up only what, half the time It's a bad runout for your hand unlucky.

Likminutz said:

Not the easiest hand history to understand... Can you clarify how many big blinds are we starting with?

I think my line here is to 3-bet preflop with the intention of c-betting the flop a good amount of the time. As played your flop bet with two players (who both have you covered) is way too small and you are missing value.

I'm fine getting it all in on the flop with a set @ 5nl.

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Preflop.
he raised to 3.5BB and i called. setmining. would you raise_
what if he reraises like he should with overpairs

Lostmyhouse said:

Preflop.
he raised to 3.5BB and i called. setmining. would you raise_
what if he reraises like he should with overpairs

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TBH I don't know if set mining against this opponent will be profitable playing the rest of the hand OOP, but if he folds a good amount to 3-bets it is immediately profitable.

Likminutz said:

TBH I don't know if set mining against this opponent will be profitable playing the rest of the hand OOP, but if he folds a good amount to 3-bets it is immediately profitable.

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Good point. I would be scared if the villain suddenly started to go crazy on the flop, a overpair is not good then. The pot is not even big.. I hadnt done anything crazy not like i had 60 40 stats or something crazy so i dont think he thinks i can go all in on the flop with Qx. Overpair would be raised pre

I think i failed to switch over and adjust to the fact that he was a reg.