Damn!..Do you call this?

[iceman5]

I open to $35 with 99. Button calls.

Pot $85. Flop [7d][4s]. I bet $80 and he calls.
Pot $245. Turn . He called the flop very quickly so I think hes on the flush draw. I bet $200 and he calls.

Pot $645. River . I check and he pushes. Its $475 to me. Anyone have the cajones to call this?

[Electrolux]

Not me. At least not without a good read.

You only beat a pure bluff. Like a busted flush draw.
But then I do not play those stakes either...

Did you call?

[Aisthesis]

Yeah, I can't really call that. He could be double-gutted on the flop, too.

I agree with electro. I think I'd have to have a read that he will exploit weakness with a busted draw. But you're also behind to the flush draw with a 7, as well as any T.

Admittedly, it's also one of those "That's a big bet, Sir" situations. He doesn't particularly seem to want a caller, although the pot is big enough that it could also still be just a value bet now that more than half of the stacks are in.

[Aisthesis]

At the risk of giving a free card, I might check the turn here. A straightforward player will generally just take the free card, so you at least know where you're at--but you really also need a read for that move, too. And your hand is so weak, you almost have to check-fold the turn already if he bets at you.

Against aggro players, I'll check-raise an overpair a lot on that kind of turn.

[bkholdem]

I don't call there. i think it's a sketchy call with QQ.

[Stoneburg]

[Spank_her_Pair]

[The Golden 1]

[GodlikeRoy]

[Stoneburg]

[The Golden 1]

[Triple B]

[Triple B]

[iceman5]

I called because I had a good feeling that he missed his flush draw. I was right, except he had [6s] and rivered a straight.

[Stoneburg]