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Message: [QUOTE="loafaBREAD, post: 6302711, member: 440287"] OK- So one more vote for this being a bad flat pre. I just don't think you make those flushes/straights often enough, and you will be dominated so often if you do hit a pair. On the flop you elect to just flat... if that is the case then you should play defensively versus BTN's raise. His raise is so small that it is a bit suspicious as well. With no natural bluffs here and him raising over a bet and a call, you should immediately suspect 66 (I haven't seen the spoiler yet btw). Honestly, with no natural bluffs on the board, your hand turns into a bluff catcher unless BTN is willing to 4-bet all-in AK on the flop after flatting it pre... I mean how much of a nut is this guy? I would just flat the raise on a board like this and evaluate the turn. You also have 66 and 22 in this spot to defend against his raises. [/QUOTE]