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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6784676, member: 305911"] Pre: I dont think I am getting involved here from middle position with 47 BBs and everyone having about the same stack as me behind me that would be left to act. I dont think we are deep enough from this exact position (depends on how weak the players are behind us too) to be opening 76 suited. Maybe that is too tight from me so interested in what others think about the open here off this stack and position. When we do open and then get 3 bet roughly 3x I think we should be calling then with this type of hand. Like I said I dont think I would be getting in the hand but if I VPIPed and then got a smallish (for online anyway) 3 bet having a hand like suited connectors I would not be folding. Flop: I agree a lot with Fundiver on this except I believe AJ and JJ are non existent. We are not super deep effective here so villain would have no issue getting all the chips in with 3 streets so they would not have to go this big. With this sizing, which is weird, my guess (and its just a guess to be honest) is that villain has Ax and feels like the only thing you would be calling with on this flop regardless of sizing would be Ax, flush draw, and JJ. That may not be true with flush draws but it could be. We are in a weird spot here, we called the 3 bet and then got our draw yet we are still not liking it. If we call its almost 1/3rd of our stack and then to me we cant be folding. We cant call flop but then fold turn when we miss and jamming here seems to make little sense to me as you would get enough folds (or any maybe) and I am putting them on Ax which is never folding. I think the right play here is fold and the more I think about it villains bet sizing is really good... if they knew exactly what two cards we have. I dont think they do this with a draw of their own or just Jx. This seems very heavy Ax. Turn: We get the flush and you correctly check. There is no way after calling the 3 bet and calling the large flop bet that you can fold now. This has to be a snap call imo. I already believe that if you call flop you are married to your hand until death do you part and you wound up hitting so to me, as played, this is an easy call. [/QUOTE]

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