For every $1 I'm putting in the pot, $3 is going in. I'm capping my set for value even if I expect to only be good on the river 30% of the time. This clearly isn't a time to be thinking your hand just might not be good. In situations like this I tell my "weak/tight" inner voice to shut the fuck up and give myself permission to lose the max if I'm going down with this hand.

Quote Originally Posted by whileone
A set is a monster with 2 way action, but 4 way, it just seems fragile.
4-way it's still a monster. 10 way it's a monster. My god, what are you waiting for? Actually, I'm more inclined to slow down with a good hand when it starts out massivly multi-way then gets down to heads up with a passive player going nuts as I'm getting less than even money (because the betting is re-opened by a raise) on having the best hand at that point.