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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6784557, member: 397965"]
Preflop
I dont think, it would be a big mistake to fold to the 3-bet, but if we plug the hand into a solver, I would assume, that 76s is at least a partial call for board coverage.

Flop
Again going back to solver land, the opponent is almost certainly not supposed to bet this large on a paired board with two aces. And the fact, he did it, kind of make me want to fold right now. First of all I dont think, you can profitably raise, because I dont think, he has a range for betting this large and then folding to a jam. And if you call and miss, you will likely be facing a turn jam, which you can then not call, so often you will end up being pushed off some of your equity. Finally you are not drawing to the nuts. If you make a flush, he might have a better flush, or a full house since the board is paired. So some percentage of the time you will make a second best hand on the turn, which will then cost you the rest of your chips. Here for instance you improved on 2h, but that hand also gave A2s a boat. Or he could have AJ or JJ, in which case you are drawing completely dead already.

Turn
You made the flush and face a bet of 805k into a pot of 814k, but its only 554k for you to call, since you are the effective stack. I just dont see, how you can possibly make it this far and then fold, when you made your hand. So of course you have to call, and if you ended up losing, the solution is to fold preflop or on the flop.
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