preflop decision

[DrSavage]

Party 3/6.
I have 55 in small blind. Weak/tight player in mid position raises. By tight i mean that he's likely to have a group 1-3 hand and by weak i mean that he's unlikely (have not seen him do that) to raise on flop-river unless he has at least top pair / overpair. It get's folded to me. I 3-bet with intention of betting out on a flop and folding to a raise (unless i hit trips of course).
Question :
Is this play very good/very bad/ close call?

[lil']

You are either a small favorite or a big underdog. Add the fact that you are out of position here and you can fold.

[rkiray]

Against a tight player I would fold it every time.

[GuyOnTilt]

I agree with lil. Heads-up you're either a small favorite or a big dog. That alone is enough to make it an easy fold. Against a tight player, it's even easier.

[onegymrat]

Dr. Savage,
If he's a tight player, his raise will probably mean a very strong hand which totally dominates 5-5. It's a clear fold preflop. Unless, the player is a chronic raiser who raises with even junk, then three-bet, with hopes he'll cap to go headsup with him. I think the odds are 23 to 1 against you flopping a set, and even then, he may flop a bigger one. Lay it down and wait for the next hand.

[orbie]

I'm learning to be more dicsplined in letting go of dominated hands and it's paying off. It also gives the player less oppotunity to capitalize on his good hand.

[bernie]

im not really into isolating tight raisers with 55.

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