[franknagaijr]

What makes you think it's likely he has A5? He could have a big pair, he could have a set, he could have air and think that this is a scary board and a PSB would push you off of anything other than A5?

Even If V does have A5 30% of the time (random number no math), you've got any 6 or ace to chop, and any board pair or 2 to chop, so there's really very few hands V could have where you're dead in the water.

If you plan to play so cautiously as to fold this flop, maybe you shouldn't build big pots preflop. If you don't consider this flop favorable HU, does this mean you would be worried about any non-nut low with a weak high, and you'd give those up too?