Is this even muckable at the PokerStars $5 level?

[Bad Beaten]

I have J7 of clubs and complete my SB. BB chooses not to raise.

Flop comes 7dJsAs.

In general, I have little respect for my opponents at this level (I raised 6 x BB with AKo and got FOUR cold callers. I normally get my sets called down by shit like middle-pair or even a two overcard draw.), but it's the 6th hand of 3 table $5 SNG, and I have 1300 chips.

I bet the flop, get raised, re-raise, get pushed, call, figuring that my opponent was some fish who fell in love with a hand like A9, as is usually the case.

[bair]

never consider a hand unmuckable unless you have the nuts. the other player can get good hands too, regardless of how bad they are.

[DavSimon]

With all that action....pretty easy laydown, depending on your reraise amount and how commited you are: A-7, A-J, 7-7, J-J, flush draw...hell even A-A wanting to gamble a bit and win more than the SB.
I guess A-7 is the most likely hand that could beat you in this situation.....of course A-K or A-Q may push as well, which would be a good thing unless they suck out on you. Almost anything is likely that early in the SnG....and since it is so early, I am really trying to avoing going all in on the flop with bottom 2-pair.

[Glival]

I probably would have folded, but you've got a point. Some of the information in topics and SnG guides doesn't apply to the cheapest SnG's, because of the extremely loose play that sometimes exists at that level.

[Bad Beaten]

I probably would have folded, but you've got a point. Some of the information in topics and SnG guides doesn't apply to the cheapest SnG's, because of the extremely loose play that sometimes exists at that level.

I've had TPGK + nut flush draw called down by a Q high open-ended straight draw before.

[vqc]

I have J7 of clubs and complete my SB. BB chooses not to raise.

Flop comes 7dJsAs.

In general, I have little respect for my opponents at this level (I raised 6 x BB with AKo and got FOUR cold callers. I normally get my sets called down by shit like middle-pair or even a two overcard draw.), but it's the 6th hand of 3 table $5 SNG, and I have 1300 chips.

I bet the flop, get raised, re-raise, get pushed, call, figuring that my opponent was some fish who fell in love with a hand like A9, as is usually the case.

Sometimes the action before you dictates the play you make.
"2 pair isnt a liscence to print money"
If you bet, get reraised, someone else goes all in, someone else calls, You dont have the best ahnd anymore.

[Aquinas]

I'm confused as to how many players are with u on the flop. If it's only bb and the raises and reraise weren't tiny, I call the all in here. There is a lot in the pot, and I think ur ahead more than half the time. I put him on a strong ace. If the raises were small, however, I think I fold.

[drmcboy]

Yeah are there three in? I'm confused too. against 1 opp I'm not laying down here... two it's iffy but probably not. Any A thinks they are ahead on the flop, and people will gamble early with a flush draw.

Had similar spot once (about 5 hands in, 50 1 t SNG), Q7 in SB, limp, UTG had limped, flop Q67r, I check, BB bets, UTG calls, I raise, BB goes AI! UTG calls! I think for a looong time, call. UTG flips over AA, BB 67.