Stelvask, the problem here is that the min raise is giving him odds to make the call to play for a set and thats exactly what he hit, this flop is really not that different than if the flop came 223 rainbow you are still behind the same one hand that you were behind preflop, the only difference is in the 223 example your opponant has 3 outs to beat you not 2. I would still be inclinded to fold. I have made some really solid reads lately, now if only I would trust myself to go with them, and not wimp out. There is nothing more frusterating to lose a big hand when you know you should have folded or fold a hand you think is the winner when and find out that your read was on the money but you didnt follow it.

Although the thought process of "the min raise gives him the odds to play for a set" is completely disregarding reverse implied odds.