overpair hand

[Dave Mac]

400nl on party full table
I have TT, no spades in the bb, 400 effective stacks,
utg limps, button limps, sb completes, I check.
flops is 8s7s2c
SB bets 12, into a 25 pot, i make it 40, utg folds, button makes it 100, sb folds, what is my move?
thanks
dave

[Allinlife]

I never had a good experience continuing a hand with one pair when someone makes a callable reraise over 2 people in a multiway pot.

folddd

[lapoker17]

I hate raising one pair hands here, so I probably just call the 12 - as it stands, you are either way behind or a coinflip - pretty routine fold.

[Dave Mac]

thnx, to both of you, that is what i did.
dave

[Lucky]

fold

[Niwa]

fold.

[TheWorstPlayer]

This is very interesting. You have a hand which is likely good but very vulnerable. You flat call a half pot bet here?

[spoohunter]

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I hate raising one pair hands here, so I probably just call the 12 - as it stands, you are either way behind or a coinflip - pretty routine fold.

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When you say coinflip, are you referring to a flush draw with overs? I am unclear.

[AZK]

yes. I like raising the flop here though since I didn't raise preflop. I feel that it will make my decisions on future streets easier. At the risk of conjuring up the whole "raise for information/to find out where I'm at" debacle, I think it's applicable here. Raise, ok, button reraises, TT no good. Or raise, call, turn brick, check, bet, take down pot. Raising just helps me play the turn/river better...