The Situation: You are playing $1/2NL Hold 'Em 6-Max online and a decent loose aggressive player with $350 behind opens in the cutoff to $8.
You find 
on the button and decide to call, also with $350 behind.
The BB also calls and 3 players see a flop of 
.
The BB checks and the CO bets out $25. With $50 in the pot, the action is on you. How do you extract the most value out of this situation?
A) Call, with the intention of betting/raising the turn.
B) Raise small
C) Raise big to about $90
D) Other
"Slowplaying such a hand is a"
Posted August 15, 2007 by prontopoker
In subsequent rounds, the pot will grow really fast anyway, so you do not have to worry about having too little in the pot at the end of the hand.
Because you have a set, you have a hand which is disguised (your opponent does not expect yopu to gave a set) and really strong.
Note, that it had been better, to raise pre-flop, but this was not written as such in the assignment.
"B) Raise small 33$"
Posted August 15, 2007 by ProbePro
But thats just me...
"B)RAISE SMALL"
Posted August 15, 2007 by Srojitas
"Call, with intention of betting/raising the turn."
Posted August 16, 2007 by FASTA
So I think the opponent may have a pocket in his hand. If that's the case, only 2 cards could help him out.
So I would take the risk and slowplay your hand.
I would let him do the betting and just call him until the river comes en then you'll re-raise his bet.