is this a bad laydown

***** Hand History for Game 4028003834 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Wed Apr 19 14:32:04 EDT 2006
Table Uncle Ante (No DP) (Real Money) -- Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Lambo_17 ( $6.35)
Seat 2: THEdeepDISH ( $47.03)
Seat 3: lunaticfrnge ( $3.55)
Seat 4: Newman88111 ( $34.03)
Seat 5: edcollin ( $8.65)
Seat 6: Hippogryph ( $23.39)
Seat 7: JBrar1981 ( $28.26)
Seat 8: binladen188 ( $27.95)
Seat 9: Diveosaurus ( $22.45)
Seat 10: TigerCatSim ( $58.75)
THEdeepDISH posts small blind (0.10)
lunaticfrnge posts big blind (0.25)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to THEdeepDISH [ As, Ts ]
Newman88111 folds.
edcollin calls (0.25)
Hippogryph calls (0.25)
JBrar1981 raises (1) to 1
binladen188 folds.
Diveosaurus folds.
TigerCatSim folds.
Lambo_17 folds.
THEdeepDISH calls (0.90)
lunaticfrnge folds.
edcollin calls (0.75)
Hippogryph folds.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Th, 2s, 7c ]
THEdeepDISH checks.
edcollin checks.
JBrar1981 bets (2)
THEdeepDISH raises (6) to 6
edcollin folds.
JBrar1981 raises (25.26) to 27.26
JBrar1981 is all-In.

I'm sure this is not a bad laydown but how would you guys have playied it

Please tell me why you are calling a raise from the SB w/ A10 suited. The fact that you hit the flop pretty well and now have to consider folding is precisely why you shouldnt put yourself in this position in the 1st place.

... and no, it's not a bad laydown.

thanks guys lesson learned no AT for me even though suited cards are so pretty

Originally Posted by theDEEPdish

thanks guys lesson learned no AT OOP against a raise for me even though suited cards are so pretty

Fixed your post .

I think that's a pretty easy laydown, although I don't like putting that much in the pot and folding.

I feel like against villian's range, a bluff has as much value as that raise on the flop.

Of course, that's why AT blows in raised pots. You hit the flop and you're usually still way behind.