10-20NL deep with the underfull

[anduril]

Villain has $4200, I cover. He is unknown to me and I was many-tabling so I didn't see how he got his big stack.

8 handed. I open UTG with 66 to $80. Villain calls from CO.

6 Q 7r

I bet $180 (standard for me), he calls without thinking much.

turn: 7, no flush draw.

I bet $290, he raises to $695...

[restrikt]

I know you're scared of other full houses, but at these stakes, and with minimal information about playing styles on both sides, I think you obv. want to get it all in here.

[JMa]

1400

[Ogre_25]

So what do you have to worry about here? QQ, 67, 77

Unless he's really tricky I can't see him playing QQ like that. I assume a raise from him would be more likely.

A call with 67 from a UTG raise is on the extra loose side.

77 is possible but unlikely. I'm not a math guy but I'm sure the odds of having 77 here is way up there.

I agree with restrikt in that you want to get it all-in here. You may not be able to do it all on the turn.

Next time in a situation like this use your extra time to check the hand history to see how the pot that made this guy his stack went down. Ex is he a maniac, is he tight, is he tricky, etc...

[ggbman]

I would definitly want to get it in here. The only issue the best way to do that IMO... i feel pretty rusty about the best line to take if that was the goal. With 200 BB stacks, are good players going to get away from a 7 if we three bet the turn and shove the river? My inclination would be to make it like 1500-1700 if you think he can't make a 7 ever... but i think there could also be merit to calling and c/r the river all in since it gives him a chance to continue to make a move if thats what he is up to and i can't see he ever not betting the river with trips.

rr

[AK47Suited]

Take off your watch put it on top of one of your stacks and push that [censored] in there.

[evanski]

Call. C/r non A Q 7 river.