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 Originally Posted by spoonitnow
Ooops, you're right. I meant shove his bet, as opposed to just making a non-shove raise as I did.
Against QQ and Ah2h, you have 20.3% equity, and that's almost enough to call.
Well even if I'm up against a worst case scenario, how do we do the math here? So Let's say my equity is 20%, how is this a boarder line? (No, I'm not entirely familiar w/ how these equations work, so be easy on me, guys.) 
Regardless of this however, I was wondering about whether I shove the flop right after tight/sane villain leads into me rather than just making a standard raise. As it turned out the MP maniac gets it in anyway (which is no big surprise considering how crazy he is), but would I rather 1) risk them folding to a shove from me, or would I rather 2) risk them possibly calling and seeing the turn, or worse, having the tight SB continue w/ a much better hand when I don't hit my flush on the turn?
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