This feels like a fold to me, though I'm not sure I can exactly articulate why….but I'll try…..it's hard to put him on a hand range when he was in the big, there are antes, and we raised so little pre flop.  I know that there are a lot of good reasons why we raise small pre flop but when the bb calls us here, how can we narrow their range?  This could be two pair, a set, or just a big draw.  I doubt stone bluff.  What are you beating?  If he flatted with a pair, you are losing on the turn to 44, 55 ,77, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA and it's reasonable any one of these could have flatted you pre flop.  I don't think any other PP is going all in here on the turn.  He could also have flatted with any ten down to 10-8, and most of these you are beating.  The only two pair that really makes sense now that I think about it is 4,5.  he's drawing with the 6,7, and is a favorite if it's the 6,7 of spades.  I think you're behind more times than you're ahead here, but that's just my take.  What says everyone else?

shortymurphy said:

This feels like a fold to me, though I'm not sure I can exactly articulate why….but I'll try…..it's hard to put him on a hand range when he was in the big, there are antes, and we raised so little pre flop.  I know that there are a lot of good reasons why we raise small pre flop but when the bb calls us here, how can we narrow their range?  This could be two pair, a set, or just a big draw.  I doubt stone bluff.  What are you beating?  If he flatted with a pair, you are losing on the turn to 44, 55 ,77, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA and it's reasonable any one of these could have flatted you pre flop.  I don't think any other PP is going all in here on the turn.  He could also have flatted with any ten down to 10-8, and most of these you are beating.  The only two pair that really makes sense now that I think about it is 4,5.  he's drawing with the 6,7, and is a favorite if it's the 6,7 of spades.  I think you're behind more times than you're ahead here, but that's just my take.  What says everyone else?

imo very good read. with such a drwy board on flop its hard to bet the turn as we do. a combo of two pr hands made it, connected gappers as well. i think with such a drwy board we ck turn get a free card and call a normall bet on river. 50% to 3/4 pot.  we have top pr decent kicker but we're still not that strong. i thnk our hand has enough shwdwn value to ck turn and make river call tho.

bjizz

With my image I am betting turn for value here as I don't expect this guy to believe me at all with the way I have been playing. His range is something like this   77, 55-44, ATs, As9s, As8s, As7s, As6s, As4s, As3s, As2s, KTs, QTs, JTs, T9s, 9s8s, 75s+, 64s+, 54s, ATo, KTo, QTo, JTo, 75o+, 64o+, 54o, which we are doing fine against (62.8% equity) so I think b/c is good here with my image as that considerably widens his value range plus he still has bluffs/semi bluffs in there. Also the board is really drawy so he will be c/r one pair + draw hands I just don't think checking for pot control is best in this spot, mainly because of my loose image.

Anyway he had 57 and held but I knocked this guy out on exact FT bubble.