I have to muck, right?
 

Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 1: RustedRoot75 ( $760 )
Seat 9: Tribbiani21 ( $630 )
Seat 10: bmw90 ( $770 )
Seat 3: HERO ( $1140 )
Seat 7: mshribe ( $1320 )
Seat 5: Macktry ( $745 )
Seat 6: bunkerk ( $1280 )
Seat 8: rlpatton ( $1120 )
Seat 2: coz627 ( $235 )
Trny:14485324 Level:2
Blinds(15/30)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Kc Kh ]
rlpatton folds.
Tribbiani21 folds.
bmw90 raises [150].
RustedRoot75 folds.
coz627 folds.
HERO raises [400].
Macktry folds.
bunkerk folds.
mshribe folds.
bmw90 calls [250].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ad, Qd, Td ]
bmw90 is all-In [370]
HERO folds.
bmw90 does not show cards.

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

muck

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

I think folding in this spot is a good idea. He would likely call a big raise like that with hands like AK, AQ, QQ and similar, which all have you dominated at this point. Even a donk who called you an Ax has you drawing pretty thin. You still have an alright chance of making a comeback to finish ITM if you fold, but calling and losing would cripple you.

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

I would re raise all in. If he folds you make 150 more chips, and if he calls, your usually a 70/30. If he wins with his 3 or 2 outer so be it.

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

i think, especially after the limper, you should raise all in.

edit: preflop i mean. i agree with postflop though i think that situation should've been avoided.

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

Dont put yourself in this spot. I mean the flop is terrible but he could have anything here. if a stack with over 700 raises to 150, and I'm going to reraise him with a hand, I'm not going to be folding at any later street. Whether that means raising more preflop or whatever... Don't leave any margin here for you to get outplayed.

-Jason

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

I think you have to muck with the given flop, but I would have reraised all-in before the flop. There's t195 in the pot, go after it.

Re: I have to muck, right?
 

not only that, but he's folding to a push preflop just about never.