I flat preflop here to keep in hands that we dominate like A2-AT,KJ,QJ etc. and if he 4-bets are we happy to call in position with what is probably now a dominated hand? As played I definitely bet bigger on the flop, say about 120 and then the same on the turn, as played I bet 220 ish. Obviously we're behind KQ, 98 and sets at this point, but we're ahead of A7, AT and JT, which would all call pre-flop, call your cbet and then raise the turn. If you shove you get value from the two pair hands and obviously are crushed by the straights and sets. Therefore I like your call on the turn and to re-evaluate on the river. When he bombs it I think it's a job for pokerstove to work out if we have enough equity to make this call profitable. There's a chance he had a spade flush draw on the turn, but I think it's more likely he has two pair, sets and straights here. The pot is 3360 and we need to call 2280, meaning we need 1.473:1 or 40.4%. Against TT,77,AJs-ATs,A7s,KQs,98s,AJo-ATo,A7o,KQo we're getting 33.33% so this is a fold. I guess there are just more hands that beat us than we beat here, and we're not getting the right odds. We still have about 2500 or 125BBs so lots of time to pick up easier chips in a $2 tournie.