Anyone find a fold on this flop? Party 2000 NL

[ggbman]

Do we really think villian puts hero on a hnad worse then QQ after the preflop raise? So then what is he raising the flop with?

[edge]

If UTG smoothcalls the flop, do you fire again on a blank turn? Do you fire again on the 2h turn? I think the big preflop raise makes it very difficult to play this hand unless you flop an A or a 3-flush.

[Dr. Strangelove]

No, it's against my religion.

[ShortySaurus]

he had TT

[Dr. Strangelove]

Man he played it bad.

[thabadguy]

If a not-so-good tightie raises to 9xBB in a really deep stack game and you put him pretty much on AA or KK, would it not be better to call me a low pp(22-88) rather than a higher one such as TT-QQ, or maybe sc's. I dont think against a tightie who raises 9xbb preflop i would call with JJ or TT, because the implied odds maybe a little diminished, as it is much easier to put some1 on TT calling a raise rather than say 33.
I think it owuld be ideal to call with a low pp and pray for a set on a completely ragflop, cuz I think you're pretty much stacking him then.
Thoughts?

[Dr. Strangelove]

I am absolutely in agreement with this. Though I'm still probably folding preflop for 9% of my stack with 55, because to stack AA I have to not only hit a set, but flop a set on a non scary board.

When reasonable players call that big of a raise preflop I give them credit for a hand with more than just set value, jj-AA probably not AK, so I'm not going to be willing to get stacked on a 5jq flop.

[TheWorstPlayer]

I'm pretty sure you don't want a ragged flop because then he has to know you have a made hand. If it is a coordinated board, he can suspect a semi-bluff and therefore has to call more liberally.

[Big_Jim]

You don't think hero would make this play with AKs and the flush draw?