Wynn 1/3 deepstacks - flopped a flush

[quent9]

Minimal reads on villain - an older guy who sat down about an orbit and a half ago with 1k behind mostly in bills. He's been moderately aggressive in the couple of hands I've seen him play.

Full ring. Hero has about 800 behind.

Preflop: hero limps UTG+2 with JsTs (online I mostly fold this, but in this game it had been profitable to try to see flops), two other limpers, villian in CO raises to 24, hero calls, others fold.

Flop (Pot 50ish): 7s 4s 2s

Hero bets 30 (smaller than I do online, but standard for the game), villain minraises to 60, hero reraises another 100 to 160 total (too small?).

Villian pushes, hero??

[Hattifnatt]

bet more, reraise more, as played I probably call.

[Isura]

Uhm, call? I also fold PF the second time around, but I'm a nit.

[Dumle]

Yeah, with these stacks I am folding.

Dumle

[emil3000]

It should be noted that stack depth is substantially reduced once villain makes it 8bb preflop.

[Woolygimp]

Call and expect to see AxAs:KxKs

I take this back. That min-raise scares the crap out of me... I'd seriously think about folding.

[Percula]

Hero insta calls and expects to see AxA[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], KxK[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] or a set of sevens.

If it is the guy I think it is (likes to donk raise, dresses well, is a total nit, in his 50's, likes to get cute at showdown by only turning over one card real shy like), he is a regular in the 2/5 game. His donk raise more than likely means a set and is trying to push you off the hand. I played a hand with him a couple of months that is almost exactly the same, but I had the nut flush and he had top set making the call a lot easier. I raised MP he smooth called from CO, I bet 2/3 pot on flop, he mini raised, I RR 2xpot, he pushed.

[franchise99]

I think this is a pretty easy call. If he raised with AsKs or AsQs or KsQs more power to him. Why would he play this flop that aggressively, and risk losing a lower flush or two pair type hand? More often he's got a big pair here with a spade. Get it all in and feel good about it.

[LegallyBlind]

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I think this is a pretty easy call. If he raised with AsKs or AsQs or KsQs more power to him. Why would he play this flop that aggressively, and risk losing a lower flush or two pair type hand? More often he's got a big pair here with a spade. Get it all in and feel good about it.

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[surfinillini]

this is a call

speaking of Wynn 1/3NL, an old nit called my all-in with Qh2c on a AhKh6h board

I was holding 3h5h

that said, the competition is terrible so again, instacall