Do you fold this?

[chucky]

If you have seen the villian stack off with two pair or a set and flush draw on the turn when a straight is out there, then getting it allin is fine. If villian only reraises with the nuts, we have to assume that quite often villian has at least one flush freeroll on us.

[BadBenOni]

I am a donk with the nuts.
I am happy.

[nigul]

Ok, based on your opinions it is then better to either call and see the river cheaply or fold to reraise in case the villain is unknown. In this case the villain didn't seem to be good player because he called raise on flop with low FD, but that single case I probably couldn't take into account.

[Poker monkey]

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Nearly every single card in the deck can possible make a higher hand for UTG. The best you can get without any redraw is to split the pot and UTG is surely freeroling you in this spot.
So flat call (the 0,5$ bet) seems fine and if a scare card comes at the river and its checked to you (if its heads up against UTG), you can try to get the whole pot with beting out.

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What ever happened to charging people to draw? True, there are lots of scare cards to come, so BET BET BET now while you still have the nuts and can get some value for it!

[chucky]

Ok. But do you fold to the reraise?

[Poker monkey]

With these stack sizes I'm shoving the turn. If they were deeper, I'd still call - personally, I can't imagine folding the nuts with just one card to come, in position.

[RoundTower]

why would you raise to $2 if you are going to fold, if you think he almost certainly has the straight then just call the first bet, otherwise raise and stack off.

[dd323]

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why would you raise to $2 if you are going to fold, if you think he almost certainly has the straight then just call the first bet, otherwise raise and stack off.

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besides you can just call and get him off a split pot (or better a flush, if a heart hits. I would call with the intention of bluff raising/betting a heart, as you have the A.