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Message: [QUOTE="ginNjuice, post: 517878, member: 17325"] This is a tough spot and, imo, depends entirely on your read of villain and past hands you've seen him play. What types of hands has he called a preflop raise, when in position, in the past? Would he slow play a flush like this? Has he drawn out to flushes in the past with 3 to the flush on the board? Is he just waiting for you to check so he can bet into you and try to steal because he knows you're tight and capable of laying down a big hand? I'd most likely end up checking because i'd rather call a bet than get raised. depending on how big the bet is, if we get bet into at all, would determine if i called or not. if you bet and get raised i'm almost certin it would be for the rest of your stack but you might be able to save a little if you can't get away from it and check/call. I don't think i'd be able to get way from it, but i'm a donk when i flop sets and get married to my hand. [/QUOTE]