any thoughts on this hand?

[superswift]

No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $100/$200
7 players
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Pre-flop: (7 players) Hero is BB with :as :ts
3 folds, [color=#cc0000]CO raises to $600</font>, Button folds, SB calls, [color=#cc0000]Hero raises all-in $6735</font>, 2 folds.
Uncalled bets: $6135 returned to Hero.

Results:
Final pot: $1800
much appriciated

[metsfan88]

post this in the high stakes forum you will probably get a better answer. also post stack sizes next time. you probably could have raised less though and had the same result.

[Terremoto]

The only hands that will call you, are the ones that will beat you.

[AbreuTime]

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The only hands that will call you, are the ones that will beat you.

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That alone does not make it a wrong play depending on the folding frequency and equity when called.

Edit: This is why it's not a bad play to push the nutflush draw in many situations. You're behind when called, but have decent equity. The concept can be expanded to situations above, where OP has 33 big blinds pf.

[HeroInBlack]

When you convert, make sure you use the 2+2 forums style. If there is not one, find a different converter. I like the flopturnriver one.

[Terremoto]

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The only hands that will call you, are the ones that will beat you.

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That alone does not make it a wrong play depending on the folding frequency and equity when called.

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Point taken, but with the limited info. provided, I'm thinking that he could gain the same information with a re-raise of around $1800, rather than risk his whole stack. Is my thought process flawed here? This is pf, and if either of the two players call, I'm guessing he'd be either dominated, or at best a coinflip.

[JereLock]

fold pf?
your oop without a premium hand and 2 callers behind you.
if the sb and co had been doing this little 3bb pf raise then fold to anything routine for a good bit, then a reraise might be appropriate... without reads, neg.