Deep stack flop decision

[brb9h]

25/50 Party, 6-handed. Sorry no converter.

Villain is a solid LAG who I've played with several times and has 10k or so. Everyone else has around 5k, and I cover the table. Villain and I respect each other and have been staying out of each other's way for the most part. I haven't played with BB before; he has been playing a little erratically but hasn't made any big mistakes or looked too donkish. He has bet into the PFR a few times, generally winning the pot there.

I have 66 on button. Villain raises to 175 (standard), I call, and BB calls.

Flop comes 7s 6d 4d. BB bets 550, making the pot 1100. Villain pushes.

Call?

[Raised2Win]

Yes, call. BB can have wide range of hands and Villain having nuts or 77 would be wierd all in at this spot.

[Big_Jim]

Well, 58 and 35 seem pretty unlikely.

He would probably play top set fairly similarly, since the board is so damn draw heavy, but he could also easily have a diamond draw, two pair, or 44.

BB led for pot, which could also be a big hand or a big draw, but he too is pretty damn unlikely to have the straight. If one of 'em has 77, you're boned, but that's the only hand that you're behind.

I call this pretty quick.

[creedofhubris]

give yourself AA and this is a tough decision... with your hand get it in there.

[fsuplayer]

WTF?

CALALCALCLLCALCALALALCLACLACLLL

[raptor517]

this is a joke thread right? holla

[brb9h]

I folded and felt like a total puss about it. It turned out that it worked out well for me that time -- Villain had 73dd and hit his flush (BB called with an overpair) -- but I was pretty upset with myself for the poor decisionmaking. It was the first time in awhile that I found myself making a decision based on the amount of money (i.e. i certainly would have called this playing nl2000 with 4000 stacks), which is probably a sign that I'm playing too high.

Just confirming that people generally agreed I made the wrong play.

[jdefoe]

if you're not calling this, you dont like money

[creedofhubris]

folding here is pretty much the definition of "scared money", don't sit at that table if you can't handle losing what's there