I've been running into this a lot lately, so I thought I would ask my loveable fellow railbirds what they thought. When the flop comes, and the board has a pair on it, I usually find that if the other person bets into me, they usually don't have the trips, but have made two pairs...either in there hand or with the lone card on the board, If that makes sense. 
If they check, and then bet into me on the turn, I pretty much suspect them of making the trips and slow playing it. Sometimes, they even "super slow play" it to the river. I typically vary how I handle the situation in accordance to my position. So, my question is, has anyone else seen this pattern lately, or am I just some nut job? lol. Feel free to share any similar situations if you would and how you handled them, I'd really like to hear them.
Best Luck and best wishes on the felt,
Daniaka 
ps-X's and O's as always.
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when the board pairs
be on the look out for full house
also consider over pairs
As I was writing the previous comment, I was playing a table where the flop was 10 10 2 and FIVE people went all in. KK, QQ, 88, 10-7 and 10-9. The 10-9 took it and knocked 3 of the 4 out and crippled the big stack who had the winner covered. All told, a pair on the flop is danger danger Will Robinson!
Thats all good info all.The comment that Raptive wrote is about the same hands i had last night in FT / FR .1 of theme early one put me in the lead.
4 hours later it got me KO 150K & finished 29th.