I'm lost in this hand

[Allinlife]

Bison converter messing up all the time with my HH's, anyone got a fix?

PP 20+2 blinds (200/400)
- Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 3
Seat 3: SB ( $2340 )
Seat 4: Hero ( $3190 )
Seat 9: Button ( $2470 )
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ 5s 5h ]
Button raises [1100].
SB folds.
Hero calls [700]. -> Should I have fold/pushed?
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ad, Kc, 2s ]
Hero is all-In [2090] horrible way of stop n go?

[Allinlife]

bump?

[Bigwig]

I would fold this preflop. Pushing has zero fold equity. Thus, the best you can hope for is two overcards. Stop-n-go isn't horrible, but the stacks don't dictate this play. Fold, and wait for a better spot.

[ryachris]

Definitely push or fold, you want to isolate and go heads up or get out.

Stop n Go might have worked if flop was T high, and against one other player, not v 2

I assume AQ called and won

[poboys]

Here is where your read on the Button makes all the difference. Do his bet sizes mean anything? Is he playing super-aggressive or picking his spots?

I think all three options have merit. I would assume that if you push, you are going to get called.

If you fold, you have T2790, plenty of chips to make a run at it.

If you stop-n-go, you have to decide to go if you think the flop doesn't hit him. This, however, is a terrible flop to go at (wouldn't he think you'd raise all-in with an A)? Stop n Gos work great against passive post-flop players (which there are many in ITM situations).

Without any special read, I'd fold. His raise is too big for him to fold if you go over the top.. and it smells like he wants you to call.