Re: flop decision
May be a fold but it's not really an easy one. If you continue, I'm not really sure. If the PFR is good and is unpaired and without a flush draw he basically has to be mucking. It would definitely be a coup to raise and get him off A [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] and have the SB show up with red A6, but I just feel like this is too big of a parlay. That is, almost always SB a) already has you beat or b) a club will win it for him, so raising might not be best.
The thing with calling is that if the PFR also calls, wth do you do on the turn. He could easily be waiting with a overpair without a flush draw or FSD raise red tens (because that's just what people do these days) and you're in a weird spot.
Tough hand.
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