Folding an overfull to river minraise

[gordo16]

I know that there is no way to know but I think his range is ridiculous polarized to AJxx or a stupid value-raise with a flush in this hand... I just feel it..

[grizy]

I like the way you played it except I probably would make a crying call on river.

I expect to be beaten here by a fluke straight flush, aces full, even quad jacks sometimes, but seriously, 90 to call 370... I don't think I can make this fold with queens full.

EDIT: spelling. Also on second thought, given stack sizes, yeah, I agree with rempel that a shove is good here. He's have to call you with flush, even a straight sometimes given the ridiculous pot odds.

[wazz]

Just to point out that the stats are correct at the time of posting, and at the point of playing the hand I had ~70 hands on him and his RAF was something like 3.1 or something.

[gordo16]

high RAF = absolutely no reason to fold that river... I think you laid down the better hand there.

[TheRempel]

I managed to miss that the royal flush hit but it's still a shove without some kind of godmode read. Who was the player?

[wazz]

I can't remember. Can find it later on if you really want to know. He later showed himself to be a complete tard but can't remember in what way either.

[TheRempel]

Generally its a safe assumption that people that minraise the river with like 30BB behind are retards.

If you had played the hand differently and c/c the turn then led the river then I could possibly see your fold but given you repped the straight the whole way I def don't even consider folding or just calling. If he has AA/JJ/KTs then you are supposed to pay him off.

I was at one of your tables for a bit but accidentally stopped FTP from recording HH so I can't even look at who the likely players were. I wasn't there when this hand happened though.