Playing top pair + pair on the board

[MadMojoMonkey]

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I was not questioning what a set is, but if he was up against one or more players in the hand LOL Sorry if my English isn't good enough

I know you weren't asking what a set is, but you asked if Hero thought a Villain had a set here.

By the terminology I described, it is impossible for any player to have a set on a paired board. DUCY
(DUCY is a poker shorthand for "Do You See Why?")

I'm only trying to help you feel more comfortable in using the most direct terminology to make your point. I was corrected in the same manner when I first joined FTR.

I appreciate you taking the time to learn English. Consider this one more definition in a crazy language of loopholes.

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To answer your question, it says in OP that Hero was "one on one against just the one player".

In poker, when only 2 people are involved in a hand, it's called "Heads Up".

[PokerKing]

I know you weren't asking what a set is, but you asked if Hero thought a Villain had a set here.

By the terminology I described, it is impossible for any player to have a set on a paired board. DUCY
(DUCY is a poker shorthand for "Do You See Why?")

I'm only trying to help you feel more comfortable in using the most direct terminology to make your point. I was corrected in the same manner when I first joined FTR.

I appreciate you taking the time to learn English. Consider this one more definition in a crazy language of loopholes.

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To answer your question, it says in OP that Hero was "one on one against just the one player".

In poker, when only 2 people are involved in a hand, it's called "Heads Up".

You are right. I just read it again, I think I just stuck to his three of a kind, and then forgot the flop LOL

He wrote:

I was one on one against just the one player and checked, only to have them bet me on the turn card so I folded.

It's the them that confuses me here LOL