Re: Another live hand.
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I'm concerned (for me) because I play the flop very differently.
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yea, once the weak guy raises you're almost never ahead
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My thoughts exactly, guys. The weak guy raising the flop might occassionally just have overcards, but usually his look of confusion will be because he has an overpair and is starting to get afraid that someone has drawn out on him.
Our top pair does not strike me as that strong a hand. Weak-tighties often have very narrow three-betting ranges (AA-QQ, AK, often not including hands like AKo and JJ). The aggro. cold-caller/flop bettor doesn't have me that worried but he may have flopped a draw which substantially hurts our equity.
So I think that if we check this flop it should probably be with the intent of folding to two cold back to us. My second choice would probably be to cold-call the two back to us and donk a turn that is not an overcard or a flush card. Three-betting strikes me as running third here, personally.
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