Ugly turn...what to do here..plz help me.

[iambusto]

300 NL - 2-5 blinds
Hero has 1000 behind, Villain has about 700 behind.

Hero has Ah-Qh in CO. Villain is MP1.

Reads: Villain is a black dude and gambles a little bit,Not a fish but not rock solid either.

UTG limps, Villain limps, MP3 limps, Hero raises to 15, button calls, SB calls, BB calls, UTG calls, Villain calls, MP3 calls.

Flop (90$): As-Qc-7c
Villain bets 75, Hero raises to 250, Villain thinks and think

Villain: You got a set ?? or 2 pair ?? what do you have...I have Ac...flashes the Ac. doesnt show other card. finally CALLS.

Turn(590): As-Qc-7c-3c
Villain goes all in for about 450, Hero ???????????????????????????

What should hero do ?

[sasha]

You should raise alor more preflop, make it like between $30-40
I would call, if he really was chasing a flush, he would not show you the Ac.
He micht have A7, or same hand as you,
now on the turn, he thinks it"a perfect card for him to go all in, scince he made you think he has clubs.
I would definatly call based on that read.

[ACJames]

Were you playing against demetri nobles? yeah it is too bold to show you a club...it is unlikely he had 2 clubs sounds like A x or A7 with the Ac...call

[HEK]

call all day long for reasons already stated. Also, you CAN'T raise pre 3x bb after 3 limpers wtf? The reason is obvious lol: [ QUOTE ]
button calls, SB calls, BB calls, UTG calls, Villain calls, MP3 calls

[/ QUOTE ] $30-40 is about right.

[walnutmon]

"Villain is a black dude"

Um.. Run? I am kidding, of course.

I hate situations like this... You really need to read him in this situation. Basically, what I think has happed is he has the pair of aces with a flush draw, and it trying to force you out. You know he has a good shot at drawing out on you, and you may be in big trouble drawing to 3 outs already.

So why would he show you that card? He knows you have a strong hand... I wouldn't be suprised if he has AQ, with the Ac, or maybe another two pair... I just dont' see him calling you with another ace and a backdoor flush draw, good kicker or not. I think you can rule out AA because of the preflop action, he may limp, but on a raise you would think he would come alive.

I think your line here is that he had two pair, the turn gave him a nut flush draw, you call...

Even worst case scenario, you have outs. 3...

[prodonkey]

You tell the floor he exposed one card, so you have the right to see them both.. base your decision on that [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]