Tricky spot with combo draw

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On a deep stacked ante table so everyone is playing looser than normal and villain has been the most aggro on the table up to this point. No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com BB ($210.90) UTG ($96) Hero (MP) ($190.40) CO ($76.75) Button ($343.75) SB ($283.30) Preflop: Hero is MP with 8, 7 1 fold, Hero bets $4.70, CO calls $4.70, 1 fold, SB calls $4.20, BB calls $3.70 Flop: ($18.80) 6, 10, K (4 players) SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets $13, 2 folds, BB raises $38, Hero calls $25 Turn: ($94.80) 7 (2 players) BB bets $52 On the flop i really felt though he was aggressive he was never folding after c/r this flop so i didn't see any merit in re-raising as i likely get it in behind. The turn i pick up a pair and he bets about half pot so the pot was about $145 i was getting nearly 3:1 with $100 behind if i call. His play on the turn seemed really tricky as i didn't think he's ever folding on the flop then puts out a little bet on the turn it seemed pretty trappy to me but is there merit to shoving here with all the outs?

[deadlydaveLDN]

Re: Tricky spot with combo draw The question is (as usual), what range do you put him on? If you go something like TT, 66, A2h-AQh, QJ, KT, J9h, Q9h, then you're actually 55% on the turn, and that's leaving out random flush draws that are worse than yours.