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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6404048, member: 397965"]
If this was the bubble of a 9-man SnG, where you have 8BB, and the player to your right only 2BB, then I can absolutely see folding here and try to make it into the money before going for the win. Or maybe just call and then play completely fit-or-fold on the flop. However the payout structure in a 45 man SnG is similar to that in MTTs, and then there is a lot of value in more than dubbling your stack rather than lose 13% of it by folding. If you win this "flip", you become the second chip leader, which puts you in a great position to shove on all the short stacks and not just cash but ladder up several places.

So jamming here is the correct play, or you can run the so called stop-and-go. Which mean, you just call preflop, but then you donk shove all flops, that are not terrible for your hand, including this one, where you flopped the third nut flushdraw. The idea of that play is, it can give more fold equity than moving in preflop, but in this particular case I dont think, he would have folded top pair, so the outcome would have been the same.
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