SCOOP $10R, 87s flops OESD

[fjuanl]

What do you think of pre, assuming he's opening wide? Lots of options as played

- donk/3bet shove flop
- donk flop, bet most turns
- donk flop, c/f most turns
- c/c flop, lead turn
- c/c flop, c/shove turn

In general, whats the best line to take (as the preflop caller) with some sort of draw given we're ~30BBs deep?

Poker Stars $10+$1 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t500/t1000 Blinds + t125 - 9 players

UTG+2: t33760 M = 12.86
MP1: t48558 M = 18.50
MP2: t12369 M = 4.71
CO: t21417 M = 8.16
BTN: t18120 M = 6.90
SB: t25514 M = 9.72
Hero (BB): t39936 M = 15.21
UTG: t22123 M = 8.43
UTG+1: t9118 M = 3.47

Pre Flop: (t2625) Hero is BB with 8 7
2 folds, UTG+2 raises to t2631, 5 folds, Hero calls t1631

Flop: (t6887) K 9 6 (2 players)
Hero ...

[drmcboy]

lately I have been c/c flop then leading hearts, go for CR if you make a straight, do one or the other if you make a pair. I'd mostly give up from there, you get free card decent amount

[revolvingiris]

I would be more likely to raise a draw if:

A) Board wasn't likely to allow villain to re-draw.
B) Villain was tight.

Since this player tends to be more lag (assuming) I'd rather play more passive and let them value bet for me if I make my hand.

*Sometimes option:

C) If I can take down a sizable pot that will change the dynamics of the table in my favor. I will tend to play it more aggressively.