Originally Posted by Jason

If the board was something like Q 8 2 rainbow, it really depends on how much action you think you'll face on the turn and river combined with how likely you think you can get him to fold. If he's a calling station, raising the flop isn't good nor is bluffing later. If he's aggressive and more bets are coming, I'm not crazy about a call. We can find a much better spot against a 42/17. But, if there's a chance he'll give up firing it would be nice to get to showdown cheaply with what probably is the best hand a reasonable amount of the time. If he's the type that can be pushed off the hand, raise or biggish lead out for value/protection/bluff could be profitable.

However, for THIS board, it's probably best to give up against just about everyone. There are so many straights, straight draws, 2 pairs, sets, and just someone getting enough of a piece of that board, that we should proceed with caution even if we got an ace or king on the turn.

Originally Posted by badgers

I think it's got to be a fold considering he coldcalled the 3bet. I doubt we have the best hand here very much at all and it's just about conceivable that he can have 99/88 as well as AA/KK so we're drawing really thin a lot of the time. Obviously this is TT-QQ a lot too but I think we just have to fold given the amount of the time we're really screwed. I'd like to see him really get out of line preflop before I can add KJ/KQ and other broadways to his range unless you've seen something not mentioned in op.

It's interesting that he typed out a bluff earlier and he's typing out here, but that might just mean he doesn't know how to use the slider/is not in the habit of it since it won't make much difference to a 1-tabling fish. I wouldn't read too much into it, it's not a solid read which we can base our actions on imo.