I moved this to NL, but now after seeing the hand I'm thinking I should have moved it to LC.

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As villain there I would probably call the flop bet and reevaluate turn. I think the flop raise villain made is bad without the . I mean, you donked into the PF 3-bettor on the flop. If I'm him I'd have you figured to have my hand wrecked or you have air. You didn't make a blocking bet, and it isn't a CB - its a donk bet and almost full pot. If I raised the flop it would not be with the intention of going to showdown - this is the type of hand where I will seriously consider a min-raise/fold. But I'm probably calling and folding to a turn bet.

The problem with villian's hand is that unless you are bluffing, he's going to be in some kind of coinflip situation or worse, drawing nearly dead. I think alot of what should make up villian's decision is what kind of read he has on you. If he sees you as someone who gets a little overeager on the flop, he's probably good enough here to get it in on the flop(although his flop raise is horrendous; he practically invited you to bust him IMO).

As it was played though, and given the fact you could have some kind of combo draw, and easily have flopped a straight, flush or set, I don't like his flop raise at all(never mind the size of it). I like ED's line.