$26, AQo bvb early facing flop raise

[fjuanl]

Whats my plan? Its early so no reads

Full Tilt Poker $42,000 Guarantee No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t10/t20 Blinds - 8 players

BTN: t2730 M = 91
Hero (SB): t3300 M = 110
BB: t3000 M = 100
UTG: t3000 M = 100
UTG+1: t2830 M = 94.33
MP1: t3000 M = 100
MP2: t3000 M = 100
CO: t2940 M = 98

Pre Flop: (t30) Hero is SB with Q A
6 folds, Hero raises to t80, BB calls t60

Flop: (t160) A 7 6 (2 players)
Hero bets t100, BB raises to t460, Hero ...

[mitodream]

That's a pretty big raise, I would think that he's planning to get it all in sooner or later... so I guess if we want to continue the hand we'd better be ready to put it all in.

I think a shove isn't bad in this spot in case he's just raising with a straight or flush draw. Of course, he could easily have a weaker ace (AK doesn't seem plausible as he flat called preflop). If he has two pair or a set I guess it's too bad.

Edit: Well, yeah, the blinds are really small and we have a deep stack, so yes I think folding would be an educated play. Shoving this early does seem a bit reckless.

[baudib]

kinda gross, I guess since it's so draw heavy we could be ahead here (not really ahead of draws like 98dd) but if he's jamming with AJ- in this spot I suppose we'll find other spots.

in practice I'm not sure I fold but OOP, no reads, 100 BBs behind, I think we can find better spots.

[revolvingiris]

These spots suck...usually I call this raise and see what they do on turn and/or river.

[drmcboy]

call and give up if the board gets worse or he keeps making 3QPS+ bets

[fjuanl]

diamonds and tens are pretty bad, but what about 8/9/5? c/f still?

[revolvingiris]

If he is 8/9 I would probably get it in after flop raise.

[drmcboy]

mostly I'd go off timing/soul read/sizing, but gun to my head I would give up most rivers if an 8/9 came and he bet both streets, 5 I am paying off