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 Originally Posted by HalvSame
I agree. At least I should find a turn fold.
Sometimes I will call and wait to see how strong he is on the turn, but this is a big raise and would be probably getting the rest of it in by the river. I's not like he mind raise you here, he bet just more than the pot via c/r = strong.
Lastnight I called a slightly bigger than minraise when i had 88 on a T44 board. The slight min raise seemed weak to me so I followed along. I ended up taking a big stack off of his poorly misplayed AK. That being said, I should have re-raised the flop is I thought he was weak, but I followed along because his turn was a 1/3 pot bet.
Anyways, like others have said, don't be shoving TPTK unless villain has shown bluffs a couple times in this c/r situation.
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