[ChuckyTheGoat]

Does this action merit a Call? Or a Fold?

Blinds are 20/40, heads-up. Opponent raises to 100. I call. Pot is 200.

Flop comes all Diamonds. I catch 2pair (no diamonds).

Raiser bets 100, I raise to 300. Raiser goes all-in, 1200.

Pot is now 1700. 900 to call it, I'm catching almost 2/1 odds (+189).

I'm not just giving him credit for a flopped Flush. Certainly, he's doing that w/ more than just a made hand.

What hands is he taking this aggressive action with?

* Overpairs
* Sets
* Other 2pairs
* Combo draws
- Pair + FlushDraw
- Straight/Flush Draw
- Overs w/ NutDraw (to A-Diam or K-Diam)

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Back to my original question. Am I getting fair odds here, at almost 2/1?

My feeling is that I am. There are enuf hands where I'm ahead or catching the right price.

I just don't think I should be folding here. It's also possible Raiser is doing that w/ just TPTK.

[Itsamazing777]

Risk vs reward. Early in tournament. Nothing to gain

[ChuckyTheGoat]

I should clarify. Heads-up Turbo. Not really enuf time to wait.

So, it's always late. Just want to know if you think I'm catching fair value vs his range.

I think am. I think they're making that move w/ hands like Top Pair + overWhichIsADiamond.

[Itsamazing777]

Oh heads up ok

[Slanina]

I would put them on a pair with a high flush draw. Yeah I think this call would be dependent on chip count and period in tourney.

[4uk4life]

If it's on here, he has a royal or quads.....fold like a Clinton in a presidential race

[Triple_D_Bet]

What's the exact board and your hand? Quite a bit of difference between an A high flop and a T high one.

[franklee168]

I would call, he would have 1 diamond, the river would make his flush, I would lose. End of story.

[jtoler]

Id move in with a flush on flop if the top card isnt that high, thats one reason a person would.

[SharpAngles]

Chuckster it's hard to say without info on how he's been playing but I would generally say you need to call the tiny flop bet and re-evaluate on turn. Unless he outflopped you a raise on the turn should shut him down. A lot harder to make his push with one to come on such a wet board.