Party $400, facing flop overbet w/ TPTK

[Wintermute]

Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: SWF1960 ( $146)
Seat 2: PoKKetRoQQet ( $405.10)
Seat 3: haynman ( $113.46)
Seat 4: Wintermute ( $530.75)
Seat 5: uclagolf ( $263.15)
Seat 6: tonka1651 ( $135.50)
uclagolf posts small blind (2)
tonka1651 posts big blind (4)

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Wintermute [ As, Kd ]

SWF1960 calls (4)
PoKKetRoQQet folds.
haynman folds.
Wintermute raises (15) to 15
uclagolf calls (13)
tonka1651 calls (11)
SWF1960 calls (11)

** Dealing Flop ** : [ Kh, 2h, 3d ]

uclagolf checks.
tonka1651 bets (9)
SWF1960 raises (131) to 131
SWF1960 is all-In.
Wintermute ?

[amoeba]

I usually call these.

[Hoopster81]

I think this is a fold. Some PT stats would sure be helpful in these hands.

[mikeyworm]

This is sort of similar to the idea of never folding overpairs. anyways, i call this every time unless PT stats or reads show that this guy is incredibly tight.

[xorbie]

I would call this 100% of the time.

[TheWorstPlayer]

I usually push here. The first dude probably has a draw, the second dude has who knows what.

[Bukem_]

Look at the stack sizes for these donkeys.

The only question is do you have enough time to dance a little jig around your chair before you call.

[Wintermute]

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Some PT stats would sure be helpful in these hands.

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I have not had a chance to compile a NLHE PT database yet, so no reads on others. Also they have none reliable on me I'd imagine, since I have played < 50 hands at this table at this point and have played 2500 NLHE hands total online.

[kurto]

That's a lame table. half the table only bought in for around 1/4 buy in?

With those short stacks, they're going to push with almost anything they hit.

I would call.

Personally, I would also try to play at a table where people buyin more.