You got to think about the player you’re playing, how many hands you’ve seen them play. If they have been playing straight up, tight, and aggressive I can see a fold in your hand played.
I think you call if you think you got it and fold if you think you’re beat. You really just need a read on the villain. Which, isn’t always easy, but you’re most likely not folding top set most of the time.
If you had the Ac you got a better reason to call.
Here’s my example from last night.
Winstar - 1/2 Cash Game
Straddle UTG $4. 2 calls. I’m in the Small Blind and raise to $20 with AdAs . Straddle calls . Everyone else folds.
Flop 2cAh9c, flop top set
I raise to $20 straddle calls.
Turn 3c
I raise to $30. Straddle calls.
River 6d
Raise to $75. Straddle raises to $140 (~$100 behind)
I call. Turn over top set.
Straddle turns over 5c8c.
What a cooler.
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