This is worth my whole stack, right?

[Loci]

If he's a "rock" what two spades can he be playing? He obviously could have A/x spades, but Rocks don't generally play A/x because they get into too much trouble post flop.
Call. If you're beat, it's still a EV+ play in the long run imo.

[LuvDemNutz]

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If he's a "rock" what two spades can he be playing? He obviously could have A/x spades, but Rocks don't generally play A/x because they get into too much trouble post flop.
Call. If you're beat, it's still a EV+ play in the long run imo.

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I think the point is he's loose preflop but he doesn't go to showdown without the nuts or near nuts.

A 32/5 player easily plays Axs.

Despite his stats, I think you have to go broke here since he could also have a set.

[meow_meow]

I don't think SD numbers are going to be very accurate, unless you have a sizeable sample against villain.

I don't know that I would, but I think you can fold here as long as you respect your opponent. All of the betting up to his turn raise screams flush for you and nut-flush for him. This, coupled with the K, Q, J and T being off the board, makes his having AXs much more likely.

Plus, you are getting less than 3:2 to put your whole stack in.

So, can't fault you for calling, pretty sure I would have, but a good case can be made for folding as well.

[Loci]

If that's the case then he could just as easily have suited connectors on the low side of it further validating the call.

[Poker879]

Results?

[Poker879]

I could see if Hero didn't also have the J, leaving that as a possibility for the villian, but since he has the K and the J, I just can't see calling here. Villian must realize Hero has a flush, and probably beats 9 high flush.

[THATWACOKID]

Villian had Ax spades.