$5.50 NLHE MTT: can you fold this flop

Table: $5 Holdem Turbo - On Demand, Table 1
Tournament: 7132581
Seats: 9
Seat 1: MysticRiver5 (1,480)
Seat 2: sypchik1111 (1,430)
Seat 3: Jgreenwolf (1,590)
Seat 8: BillieHill (790)
Seat 9: HuffyBluffy (2,210)
Button is seat 9
MysticRiver5: posts small blind 15
sypchik1111: posts big blind 30
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Jgreenwolf: dealt [Ah As]
Jgreenwolf: raises 120
BillieHill: folds
HuffyBluffy: calls 120
MysticRiver5: folds
sypchik1111: calls 90
*** FLOP *** [5d 8h 4d]
sypchik1111: checks
Jgreenwolf: bets 250
HuffyBluffy: calls 250
sypchik1111: raises all-in 1,310
Jgreenwolf: raises all-in 1,220
HuffyBluffy: calls 1,220
*** TURN *** [5d 8h 4d] [Qd]
*** RIVER *** [5d 8h 4d] [Qd] [Qs]

Very hard to fold this flop! sypchik1111 could easily have called with 7 6 or 2 diamonds to complete pre-flop betting from the BB. HuffyBluffy with that name could have any 2 cards as well pre-flop. Just unlucky that no paint came down and probably gave both players hands that can beat you. I suspect one player has a made hand and the other a drawing hand. Either player could have a big pair like you and that is good unless the player has Q Q

tough

yeah thatss a tough one fam i probably would just call on that one

I would not risk all my stack at that early stage in a tournament. The two callers could easily have a two pair or a set in this situation. Folding Aces is always hard but not worth taking the risk at the early stages.

Really hard to fold on such flop. Don't tell me that the guy had 8Q? If he's got a flush draw, it will be probably cheaper for him just to call the flop raise and to see his chances. Probalby he's got 8 plus something or a set. Can't see the guy goes all in with floped streight.

3 way pot, if I was V2 I'd probably flat my draws and jam sets+. He's getting the odds to call on draws, no reason to shove with a draw when you're likely to get called by at least one other player. Although he may jam some over pairs for protection, not sure. I don't think I'd be too happy about calling the shove, but I hate folding A's on a board like that too. Having any stats of villain would be very helpful. Despite what I said about flatting draws and jamming sets in V2's position, I'd probably end up calling. I deal with losing with A's better than folding the best hand, which is probably the definition of a fish, but it's the truth.

I would feel that Huffy buddy was chasing a flush and got it, I would fold

7drewski said:

I would feel that Huffy buddy was chasing a flush and got it, I would fold

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The all in was on the flop

My reasoning behind eventually calling was I pretty much knew huffy was on the flush draw but I could not decide if sypchick jams this with a pair combo draw like a8s or if he had a set or possibly 68s