77 on the bubble, is this FPS ($16)

[taipan168]

Opp is pretty LAggy, 36/21 overall. Had made a few c-bets after raising preflop. Stack sizes are kind of awkward to make a c-bet on the flop, is this C-R FPS? Am I better off just shoving preflop?

Poker Stars No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t100/t200 (Ante: t25)
4 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: t2270
Button: t5215
Hero: t2600
BB: t3415

Pre-flop: (4 players) Hero is SB with 7 7
2 folds, Hero raises to t600, BB calls t400.

Flop: 8 9 Q (t1300, 2 players)
Hero checks, BB bets t400, Hero raises all-in t1975

[johnny_fish]

Shove preflop. I think I shove ~80% here.

As played, c/f flop. It's generally bad to bluff c/r. Checkraises get called way too much, so do it with made hands.

[Fortune 500]

Checkraising into 3 overs? It's ballsy. I think i'd be prone to call FPS, yeah. I like pushing preflop.

[Da GOAT]

i push pf, if i had JJ+ i may raise and play a flop since they can play on a flop as oppossed to TT down.

was your plan to c/r or did it annoy you that he bet, flop is quite dangerous to and it could look like your draw to a str8 by pushing so he may call with less optimal hands thinking he's ahead.

[dreday]

Im pushing preflop here. Your stack is over 10BB, but with antes, and for practical purposes not enough of a chip stack where I'd want to see a flop with 7s.

Did you put the villan on a draw, thus the c/r all in?

[TLR]

Let it go after this flop, he bets on a board with 3 overs, wait for a better spot

[LionsFan20]

Your M, coupled with being oop - I'd push this everytime.

Having said that, I fold to that flop bet most of the time. Pushing preflop is your leverage. With this flop, you're about a flip against a random hand (according to pokerstove) - Against a real hand (even a solid drawing hand) you're either a 3:2 dog at best or completely dead.

Occasionally I may make the same move on this flop, depending on reads.

Ballsy play though, how'd it turn out?

[givememyleg]

Easy push pf fancy nancy.

[taipan168]

was your plan to c/r or did it annoy you that he bet, flop is quite dangerous to and it could look like your draw to a str8 by pushing so he may call with less optimal hands thinking he's ahead.

Actually once he called my preflop raise I realised I should have just pushed preflop, and I realised my remaining stack wasn't quite deep enough to throw out a c-bet of (800 or so), so the plan was to check/fold. His 400 bet into a 1300 pot looked like a puny attempt to steal so I pushed over.

Ballsy play though, how'd it turn out?

To my great relief, he folded.