Tournament Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
Check/calling with your made hands
Check/calling with your made hands in this spot is fairly easy. You'll have high equity versus your opponent’s continuation bet range, and you won't have a ton of bad board run outs. You'll have a decent chance of some broadways hitting on later streets, but not much beyond that. The question will become, can you add another range or two of hands in this situation so that your opponent isn't giving up when he misses against you, and only continuing when he has a big hand.
If you were out of position
If you were out of position with a set in this spot, you'd want your opponent to continue firing on the turn. So the question becomes, what will be the highest EV line for you to take with a range of hands in a dry board situation against most opponents. Keep in mind, the line you take with each range should also change based on your opponent, mainly how good and aggressive they are versus how average or bad they are.