Turned trips NFD vs TAG

[shamdonk]

Villian is very tight aggro 13/9 over 70 hands.

PokerRoom No-Limit Hold'em, $2 BB (5 handed)

MP ($38.70)
Button ($80.90)
SB ($122.20)
BB ($100.00)
Hero ($189.00)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with , .
Hero raises to $4, 3 folds, BB calls $3.

Flop: ($8.50) , , (2 players)
BB bets $6, Hero calls $6.

Turn: ($20.50) (2 players)
BB bets $15, Hero bets $45, BB bets $75 all in



Hero???

[MVPSPORTS]

DEF should've reraised that flop...

[hard2tel]

[mike_m235]

[Twelver]

[platypus]

[mike_m235]

[T-Rod]

I reraise that flop every time. He probably has AJ but by his turn play I'd say JT.

As played, I call the all in. Was he calling you pf with J8 or T8 or Q9 or 97? If so, so be it.

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[iceman5]

Is this a joke? You want to know what to do on the turn after he pushes?

You have the nut flush draw AND trip 8's. If you fold this you need to switch to Parcheesi.

[Danhdan]

I thought when you mentioned this hand in MIRC, the BB folded. If I knew he pushed, I would have said hero calls instantly.

[shamdonk]

he did fold, added push for discussion to the fact he was a real tighty.

[platypus]

I've heard 14 outs is even money, and that looks like what the situation is here. But Tthat's also assuming he's not holding AJ or AT. Of course he's likely to fold the AT, but against AJ you're down to 11 outs. Does the fold equity make up for the potential mismatch?

Also, if he pushes I take it you're committed to your flush draw?

[shamdonk]