Friday Special Hand - Flush draw and overs vs. raise and re-raise

[Lloyd]

New to the table. To my immediate left is one of the top 5 tourney chip leaders. EP has been playing tight and fairly passive based on previous table action.

Stacks:

Hero: t4480
BB: t20,424
UTG+1: t4,830

Blinds 100/200

UTG+1 limps for t200, folded to me in SB with K[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] and I complete. BB checks.

Pot: t600

Flop: 9[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 7[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

I lead out for t400 and BB (chipleader) mini-raises to t800. UTG+1 re-raises to t2200.

Hand range for BB and UTG+1?
What do you do?

[adanthar]

It would help to know your stack size, but if you're deep enough, I toss faster than you can say 'lol you limped those?'

[Lloyd]

Sorry, edited with the stacks.

Another question not directly related: How the heck do you play when you have a medium stack with a huge stack LAG on your left who is using his stack wisely?

[betgo]

You probably have to fold to all the action.

I would just check initially rather than leading out on the flop with a flush draw from the SB.

[Lloyd]

I bet expecting to get raised in which case I would push. I thought that check-raising all-in would have been too much of an overbet and much more obvious that I'm on a draw (although most likely a favorite). What I didn't expect was the mini-raise and re-raise.

[ClaytonN]

one thing to consider is EP overplaying a pair, fearing someone going for the flushdraw

looks like a muck, though

[curtains]

hmmm...I like to gamble, I'd move allin.