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47/6 these guys are the type of guys we REALLY want calling us and not too delighted when they start raising. However we do have a way too good a hand to fold, and I think getting it in now is going to be a little on the spewy side so I'l be calling flop, calling turn and then make a decision OTR, if the board remains pretty dry and he goes all in I think I'd convince myself to fold.

We have a slam dunk valuebet at any point of the hand he checks btw, except possibly on a 5 or a 10

I am just speaking from my experience, but I think it be tot weak to fold at any point here, at least against a midstack. I think the main problem here is that we do not know how loose the villain could be raising the flop for value. Some times I see these type of fish raise tp+ here, and occasionally bluffs. And other times it is only the nuts, but we obv don't know this without any specific reads.

Most often though, I think these midstack players will raise the flop fairly loose for value, so I think we have to stack off here for that reason.

Then would you say that bet/3betting the flop would be the best option?

OH!

I didnt see that he had $50. Ahhh

Yh, you cant be folding at any point then, I guess clicking the flop back prolly ftw, sigh he prolly has a set but wat can you do.

Problem with calling is he can chk back the turn and we cant get his stack then, so OOP I'd prefer to regain the betting lead and keep his range as wide as possible.

I'm already counting the money, CIB otf is fine, Just dont fold.