Hmmm...Shove this flop?

[iceman5]

$1/$2 NL 6 max

I raise to $7 UTG with [Kh]. Both blinds call. SB ($100)...BB ($91)

Pot $21. Flop [Ts][5s]. SB leads ful; pot. BB thinks a long time and calls. Shove it in?

[Xaston]

Definitely not.

[iceman5]

Why not?

Are you folding?
Calling and shoving any non spade turn?

[Triple B]

I was going to say fold but then I noticed they were short. You are rarely way ahead here but somewhat often you are drawing basically dead.

This is pretty close IMO. SB worries me a lot more than BB. He could easily have a set or AT or a flush if he's decent at all. I guess because they are short I would shove if I didn't respect SB's play much or he has shown the tendency to bluff.

Edit: Actually I think I would call and see a turn (and their turn actions) before committing my stack. We have position we should use it.

[iceman5]

[chuckwhoolery]

[iceman5]

[black_knight6]

[iceman5]

If I had the , I would shove every time. Why would you just call? It would surprise me to see one of them call with any ace. If you just call and the 4th spade hits, youre not getting any more money unless one has the Q.

[GodlikeRoy]

Yeah. If we had the shoving is much better than calling.

As played I think it's a fold.

[black_knight6]

[iceman5]

I shoved all in. SB called with [9s]. BB folded.

Based on that, BK, I think its clear that youre over analyzing and giving way too much credit to a guy playing 1/2 a stack.

[GodlikeRoy]

I agree with Iceman.

[k3nt]

[Cooper]