Re: HUSNG -- TT is fun.
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It is massively hard to get away from this hand. I think that what you are saying is that you are behind his range on the flop, if you include hands with flush potential, big pockets, etc. Against an opponent that I believe is tough, and that is your assumption (high roller?), then I would want to call the flop and shove a non-completing turn. It is the best way I can think to balance getting the max from draws, stalling a bluff and just out and out losing to a better hand.
Do you believe that this opponent is three-betting with something that hit that 8, 6 or 2? I am currently under the thinking that a good opponent isn't three betting with 22 or 66.
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I'm saying I don't know.
There are way too many scare cards on the turn to call and re-evaluate I think. If a jack, queen, king, or ace comes and he bets, do we fold? How about a club? This is like half the deck -- it doesn't seem to be best anyway. If we're saying that those cards hit his range, then it means we let him draw out and made a mistake. Also, if the other half of the deck comes, we're still behind to JJ+ and now he's less likely to get in with a draw because there is only one card left. Calling seems really bad.
Yeah -- I have no idea what to do. I've been pointing out problems with various lines, but I don't have a good line myself.
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