Do you go broke with set over set?

[bigslikk]

I flopped a third 6 on a 68J board with 2 hearts. turn was a 7, river was a 7 hearts, completing flush. I got stacked by 88- normal or...?

[Warpe]

Standard. Post the HH if you've got it.

[Miffed22001]

preflop action is most important in determining whether i will go broke or not and stakes to some extent.
Below 200nl i dont fold sets.

[The Odds God]

After 200NL you fold sets? It sounds pretty weird unless there really is a straight and a flush possible or some really scary board.

[Miffed22001]

After 200NL you fold sets? It sounds pretty weird unless there really is a straight and a flush possible or some really scary board.

if i limp UTG or something like that and flop bottom set and the action goes mad on a pretty drawless board then bottom set no good a lot.

[XTR1000]

without really strong reads i almost always stack off when my set hits. there are few players, who limp/call not much else than small to med pp´s from ep/mp, when they wake up on a ragged flop i might consider folding, mostly i get all my chips in anyway.

[Chopper]

set over set is so rare, of course you go to stacks...on a dry board. flushy or 4-str8 board, you may slow down, but i doubt you should fold unless you have a good read that villain chases draws.

[yorib]

At $50NL I never fold sets. People can go crazy with too many different hands (2 pair, TPTK, overpair, draws) for me to lay them down. Sure I get stacked by straights/flushes/over sets, but I'd need a heck of read to lay it down. Something like a solid player raising preflop, then c/r big on AT7 board (if I have TT). Though even then I don't think I could do it.