Set

Basic Definition

A "set" refers to a three-of-a-kind hand that is completed when you have a pocket pair and one card of the same rank appears on the board. A set is one of the most powerful hands and is characterized by its ability to go unnoticed by opponents.

Specific Situation

• If your hole cards are and the flop is , you have completed a set. In this case, the set is formed by your hole cards and the on the board.
• If your hand is and the flop is , you have a set. In this case, the on the board combines with your pocket pair to form a set.

Important Information

• A set is a powerful hand, and on the flop, it is one of the strongest hands you can have. Therefore, when you make a set, it's important to extract maximum value.
• When aiming to complete a set, the term "set mining" is used. This refers to advancing a pocket pair to the flop at a low cost, hoping to complete a set.

Examples of Term Usage

"I completed a set on the flop, so I'm thinking of making a slightly larger bet on the turn."