In the BB with , full stack of about $400. New player in the SB, also a full stack, no history with him. EP limps, SB completes, 3 to the flop.

Flop is . SB bets out $6 into the $12 pot, I raise to $30, EP goes away. SB goes over the top for $130. Your move?

Eli

I think I may smooth call that flop bet instead of raising, nah most likely I jack it to $24-26

anyway I fold

I think he has a set/two pair/combo draw (like 6[h] 5[h]) your behind to all those and he could still have outs

limped pots with tons of action generally suck unless you have a monster

In 6max, I'd also bump it up to ~$25 PF and play for a stack on this flop.

If you limp, you have to fold here. You'd only be paying for one card and I don't see fold equity in a push.

Well I used the Iceman trick here, I was actually in the SB with 33. I was trying to see this hand the way my opponent did, since he wasn't just some donk (he was 4-tabling and had full stacks on all of them, good indicators on UB that he's not a tard).

After he raised to $30 I instantly thought "big draw" so I reraised to $130. He flat called my raise. I pushed the brick on the turn, and he called, with less of a hand than I thought he had. By some miracle he didn't hit his flush and I doubled up. I feel like he played this hand spectacularly poorly.

Eli