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Message: [QUOTE="Casey55, post: 6175409, member: 418310"] BTN was 91/27/2.9 (56 hands) SB was 46/25/0.9 (86 hands) Player behind me was a super fish, extremely active, both players were playing very active but I could tell against me they were more cautious and folding more often to my bets. On the flop here I was not sure If I should raise or call. When SB bet out at me I suspected 2pair or better, I think he perceived me as a tight player I was winning often at the showdown and I think they seen I was playing good cards.. the point was that when he donked into me I suspected he had a good hand, I did not know if I wanted to raise or just call and let the fish behind me come along if he wanted but I also didnt want to just call, I figured we want to play a larger pot with this type of hand and if we didnt see a club on the turn that would kind of suck. My plan If I re-raised villain was to get it all in if he 3-bet the flop. What do you think would be the best course of action in a spot like this? PokerStars, [i][color=#1515FC]Hold'em No Limit[/color][/i] - $0.01/$0.02 - 6 players [url=https://upswingpoker.com/convert]Hand delivered by Upswing Poker[/url] UTG: $3.70 (185 bb) MP: $3.27 (164 bb) [b][color=#C4302B]CO (Hero): $2.87 (144 bb)[/color][/b] BU: $2.11 (106 bb) [b][color=#C4302B]SB: $2.47 (124 bb)[/color][/b] BB: $2.00 (100 bb) [b]Pre-Flop:[/b] ($0.03) Hero is CO with J[color=#008000]♣[/color] Q[color=#008000]♣[/color] [color=#666666][i]2 players fold[/i][/color], [b][color=#C51F1F]Hero raises to $0.06[/color][/b], BTN calls $0.06, SB calls $0.05, [color=#666666][i]1 fold[/i][/color] [b]Flop:[/b] ($0.20) Q[color=#0000FF]♦[/color] 9[color=#008000]♣[/color] 7[color=#008000]♣[/color] [color=#009B00](3 players)[/color] [color=#C51F1F]SB bets $0.10[/color], [b][color=#C51F1F]Hero raises to $0.26[/color][/b], [color=#666666][i]BU folds[/i][/color], [color=#C51F1F]SB raises to $0.64[/color], [b][color=#C51F1F]Hero ...?[/color][/b] [/QUOTE]

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