make this call on the turn?

[SoBeDude]

Blinds 100/200 no ante yet.

shortly after the rebuy period is over. I have about 8.2K in chips, an average stack.

I'm in the BB with 76h. 1 fold EP (2.4K), MP (5.5K), and SB (7.9K) calls, I check.

Flop is As Jh 3h

I check, EP bets 950 into a 2K pot. MP calls. SB folds. I look at the pot odds and call.

Turn is Jd. EP makes a now weak bet of 1200. MP reraises all in for 1305. I'm getting solid pot odds here. Pot is 6155 and its 1305 to call (4.71-1), but I don't close the action.

I think about it and fold.

Comments?

-Scott

[MLG]

I'm fine with a fold. Your actually a little short on odds in an all-in pot. Also, you almost certainly dont have all your outs, and there's at least a small chance youre already drawing dead. Not to mention the all-in player will make it harder to make money out of the third player the times you hit on the river.

[stevepa]

I also like a fold for the reasons MLG gave but aren't you closing the action??? MP's all-in isn't a full raise so EP can't reraise...right?

Steve

You should have considered folding on the flop, even though you're on a flush draw but it is weak. An all-in raise would probably make more sense than a flat-call on the flop, probably indicating to the opponent that you're chasing and if a heart comes, he might lay down his hand if you show strength.

[SoBeDude]

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I also like a fold for the reasons MLG gave but aren't you closing the action??? MP's all-in isn't a full raise so EP can't reraise...right?

Steve

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Doh! you're right. his raise was too small. stupid me.

Oh and of course u know the heart comes on the river and MHWHBG.

-Scott