So far you've played it fine…..

You can check and bink your Full House on the river if you suspect he has the flush or if you think he donked the flop with a Jack, fire away.

It's early in the tourney so if you fire the turn and he holds the hearts you still have outs. I probably fire the turn myself.

check turn, call river

hawkeyeK9 said:

Are you guys on crack? SB checked to him….bet bet bet!!! I would bet more than half the pot on the turn and make him have to pay to try and catch flush or straight draws. Never check the turn here, we need to get value from our set.

he check raises you then what?

Flop raise over two people would make me suspect a bigger set.  Not sure how many villains in the early stages of the Daily Dollar are going to be raising draws, and his sizing just looks like he's trying to build the pot with an absolute monster (looks like pot sweetener, not a typical “protection” bet by a fishy player with one pair).  I put him on 99, or maybe J9…heart draw seems less likely, unless it's a combo draw (QThh).

I have a hard time giving unknown villains credit for being capable of raising draws, so my guess is you got set over set.  Either way, I'm firing turn.  It's the Daily Dollar…it costs a dollar…and if he's got hearts, “god bless him” as Wein would say.  Bet/3bet turn, bink river.

Thanks for the feedback guys!

My thought process when he bet called the flop was that he either had a combo draw like QhTh or top pair and a flush draw (AhJh or KhJh) which both got there. I spazzed out and shoved the turn with him having less than a pot sized bet left and outs to hit a full house. Looking back, I definitely think putting him in was the wrong play and that checking it back would have been better, since any bet on the turn would probably commit me if he shoves and it would give me a chance to reevaluate on the river. But I guess that's why I'm here, to learn and make better decisions.