[ssnyc]

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My thinking exactly. I can't check behind and let A [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] or K [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] get there. So I bet t400, expecting to take it down right there or to be put all-in (in retrospect, a PSB might have been better, but I try to leave 10Ms or more behind if I can).

I'm fine with either opponent shoving because I'm ahead of a lot of hands and I have 9 outs twice against most of the others.

Then this happened:

SB folds.
BB min-raises to t800.

Is there any argument for laying this down and playing on with an M of 10? BB has announced that I'm behind. His range is looking like it has a lot of made flushes, sets and the nut flush draw. Are we still paying him off for those hands now that he's basically told us he has them?

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way to wide a range to give him...as far as he has seen you raised pre and made a concerned c bet...his minraise could mean a lot of things other than hands that beat you...stik it in