I must be going crazy.

[griffey24]

If MP is such a whale, I'd bet about $50 on the flop, since there are tons and tons of hands for him to call with.

Turn I'd also bet almost pot on this board.

Turn c/r is so tough. Depends what he's capable of. Is it possible he's c/r a hand worse than ours (AJ, KJ), thinking fish can call with worse and you'll almost have to fold everything to that action?

[pocketfours]

If MP is such a whale, I'd bet about $50 on the flop, since there are tons and tons of hands for him to call with.

Why give such good odds in a rio spot?

[griffey24]

Why give such good odds in a rio spot?

I don't get it? I'm saying rav's flop size is too small, and I'd bet bigger for sure since whale is likely to call no matter what size we make it on this type of board.

[Mr. Diamond]

If MP is such a whale, I'd bet about $50 on the flop, since there are tons and tons of hands for him to call with.

Turn I'd also bet almost pot on this board.

Turn c/r is so tough. Depends what he's capable of. Is it possible he's c/r a hand worse than ours (AJ, KJ), thinking fish can call with worse and you'll almost have to fold everything to that action?

I like this post, but I don't think he raises AJ, etc., because our range is Jx, JT, 33 and monster draw and if he raises we fold worse jacks and with fish in the pot and with these stacks, we would have good odds to continue with draws. And he can't be sure that we fold JT,etc. and if yes, he can still lose to fish, which can have 2pair (or better) and will never fold

[rounder21]

If I was you, I would have folded. When he raised your reraise, he was already pot commited, he was willing to go allin. Id put him on mainly a flushdraw. Or he caught the 7 to make his straight(8,9) offsuit. Even though you define him as a whale, I wouldve check the hand historys of which cards he would and wouldnt play. When facing a raise preflop.
So what what happened?