50 NL @ Prima.

Villain is lag at 46/27/3 (850 hands) with a fairly wild image, but plays well post flop.

Seat 1: Villain $122.84
Seat 2: I_LIIIIKE $49.50
Seat 3: andy_eak $54.08
Seat 4: Hero $100.08
Seat 5: Mods01 $94.75
Seat 6 Catoblepus $48.75 [Dealer]
Seat 7: FEEL-PAYNE $64.94 [Small blind]
Seat 8 Ostrich_ $84.59 [Big blind]

Villain raised to $2.00
I_LIIIIKE folded
andy_eak folded
Hero raised - $7.00
Mods01 folded
Catoblepus folded
FEEL-PAYNE folded
Ostrich_ folded
Villain called - $7.00

** Dealing the flop:
Villain went all-in - $115.84
HERO???

Thoughts and analsis appreciated!

I'm pretty sure this is an easy call. I'm putting him on QQ or KK with the club in either of those hands.

Im definately not putting him on a big pair here, max TT. He has been generally tricky with AA and KK, and would have reraised me when he saw the opportunity of building a big pot wth these.

I also think he is aware that im probably sitting on a big hand here, and thats my main concern here. When he knows im strong, is this bet a value bet or a bluff/semibluff? With the nut flush draw and two cards to come, I obviously only have to be ahead of a reasonably small part of his range to break even, but he has usually made much smaller moves previously, so i have a hard time finding out what his massive all in means.

He is raising 27% of his hands, and most of these raises are 2$ raises so he could have anything here according to preflop action.

He OPEN pushed?! Call. You happen to have the nut draw even if you're behind, and you're prolly not even behind.

Ahhh...then QQ is possible, but KK is still definitely out...my bad

This is where I usually take my stand against the LAG and get stacked. If he does play well postflop, then he knows you're probably 3-betting a big hand, very possibly with the or and since he doesn't have the he has to think there's a good possibility that you have the hand you have. Yet he still pushes into the 3-bettor. I'm not saying that this is a fold, but I think it's a lot tougher than everyone seems to think and

I'm thinking that I'm probably looking at KK with at the very LEAST which would be great, but I'm seeing a set or better more often than people think.

He plays well post flop. He pushes a double stack into another double stack preflop raiser. Smells a little fishy to me that he's not afraid of Aces or the . I probably call and get ready for heartbreak.

Auto call; obv you have a FD and a pair that is ahead of opponent a large percentage of the time.

Why would he go all-in if he flopped a flush? Doesn't make any sense, he'd want to make sure he got action, why force you off a naked over-pair or A-K with a single club?

He's probably got 7[X]7[c] or 8[X]7[c] - I can't see myself folding to this play at these stakes ever.