Deep, flush vs big river 3bet

[Kilay]

I think I'd call and puke in that order since he has the goods here 9/10 times if he isn't a player that gets out of line and runs big bluffs but I can't see myself laying it down right there...

[bigt2k4]

in my above post I mean 10 not 20 being the only exception.

[winkandgun]

GROSSSSS spot, and I don't think I ever fold in the heat of the moment, and I also don't expect to be good very often [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[HERE_2_gamble_]

mehh, i think its a reletively easy fold, his chances of bluffing are so slim imo.
The only hand i could see him bluffin with is the As X, but it's so unlikely because what hands call the turn with just a bare Ax and donk the river, if he was going to get you off something i think his line would be check/raise. basically i fold, because he isnt value raising worse.

[Kirkrrr]

The fact that he just lost 3 buyins in quick succession makes me a lot more inclined to fold here - normally he'd probably raise smaller (and yeah, he's got you beat) but he's desperately trying to make his money back, not bluff off another 10k, so he bombs the river and just hopes you have a hand you can call with.

Kirk

[Pigeons]

I very much agree with ur thoughts Kirk, and in the heat of the battle the fold was v. easy for me. I have been thinking about it afterwards, though, could he possibly be raising a smaller flush for value?
Also, his decision was v. quick, making it more of a fold imo.
It didnt take him long to spew off the rest of his stack with some pretty reckless moves, so I'm still not sure..

Thx for all replies

[DrMagic]

I was thinking about that this and given you think he's on tilt, its well possible he can 3bet T9ss, T8ss, 98ss, etc for value here. But even still I think his range is heavily weighted towards the nuts here due to the size of the raise.