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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6100679, member: 397965"]
Preflop
If you had opened UTG, 77 could just be folded, but when you open on BTN, Villain is supposed to 3-bet wider, and then you need to defend with hands like this.

Flop
If the guy flopped trips, or even if he had a strong overpair like AA or KK, why would he bet full pot? Why not bet something smaller, that a hand like 77 would have an easier time calling? Or even get a float from a hand like AQ. I think, this betsize is skewed towards a weak hand, but the issue is, some of those weak hands could have you beat, like TX or 88. So I dont know to be honest. I can see calling but I can also see letting it go and let him have it, when he is willing to fight this hard.

Turn
When he check to you, I think, you are very likely to have the best hand. I am not sure, I like your jam though. I feel, that it get all worse hands to fold and only better hands to call, so you are almost value bluffing here. Stacks are rather awkward, because he bet so much on the flop, but I could see going for a very small bet like 30c to possibly induce a spazz. If he has a hand like AK, which it pretty much looks like, he will hate folding to such a small bet, but he might also feel, he cant just call. So ideally you might get him to check-jam, in which case you snap him off. And if he just call, you have an easy check back on the river.
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