[Full-Ring] I few days ago i would never make this fold

SB has a short stack, I would assume he is a fish. He also seems to play very tight (although you only have 15 hands of him). His min 3bet looks like he wants to increase the pot but wants you both to call = he has nuts.. When he donks OTF it is reasonable to assume he has AA,AK,AQ. He could still be betting a flush draw or lower pocket pair here?

I think you could call one street but folding is totally fine.

It's not reasonable to assume he had premium hands since you've got barely 15 hands on him, moreover it indicates he's poor thinking and playing with him in 2way built pot would be very profitable.

xavez0, I really liked ur fold.
Made me remenber when I folded top two pair w AQ ott in a mwp in this same kind of spot... two guys before me playing, were one bet big and the other called. Ended up one having trips and the other full house. Surely a good feeling.

Keep it going man, good poker is what we all are looking for here ♠_thumbsup:

Great fold.

We cannot fold pre for a minraise (pretty much ever, even if we are sure he has AA) simply because of the massive implied odds for a good flop (flushy straighty or the good old exposed trips).

However we don't call to hit an ace and pay streets. We called to hit something better. Muck it and wait for the next time.

The good news is often when you call that minraise and flop a big flop, the players who make such minraises are also the players that overplay AA to the hilt. You'll get all in and collect a stack.

Edit - my minimum for continuing on the flop here as played is a gutter with a backdoor flush (I'd call 7BB with that). Your ace is only continuing if it is a two pair flop or "pair and a flush draw".

Folding pre should not come to mind at all.
Totally agree with the fold on flop. Well played.

And don't forget the third guy. His flop call should mean that he likes his hand. Generally, overcalling requires much more than calling, so good fold on a situational read.

Very disciplined and correct flop fold.