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Message: [QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 510346, member: 6979"] I think the answer lies in a meta-game perspective, not in this particular hand. Think of it this way: This is a "loose ultra aggressive player" who's on your immediate right. What kind of hands do you expect to win his money with? I'm going to suggest that it's with successful traps when you hold monsters. This is not a trap, and this is not a monster. The pot is still small. Let it go. If you give up the best hand (you very well might) you're not losing a lot anyway. If he's on a draw (which is the most realistic hand you can "hope" for) you have no implied odds. If he has you beat, you're going to have to pay a lot to find out. Let it go. Had this been a limit table, I'd probably get this hand to showdown against this player, but in no-limit I wouldn't. [/QUOTE]