135 bb deep. big flop vs aggro player postflop. standard stack off?

[d0zer]

the odds of him bluffing this board in a 3-way are slim to none, and there's not many draws he can have. if the SB is a fish it's best to call the first bet to keep them in. Stacking off with as much equity as you do vs 99+{-TT} can't be a mistake, but it may be more +EV to just call the flop (regardless of SB's fishiness)

[TheLongGrind]

the odds of him bluffing this board in a 3-way are slim to none, and there's not many draws he can have. if the SB is a fish it's best to call the first bet to keep them in. Stacking off with as much equity as you do vs 99+{-TT} can't be a mistake, but it may be more +EV to just call the flop (regardless of SB's fishiness)

Thnx Dozer i was basically thinking the same when reviewing the situation. I get a nice potsize on the turn with enuf stacks behind to get funky if i think he is weak enuf to fold to agression or i cna make a play on the riv if he checks one. yeah the sb being involved is probably even more awsome.thanks for the confirmation . I often feel that i ' ' overplay'' big situations like these. note to self : think more click less

[d0zer]

think more click less

Sounds pretty obvious, but it's worth repeating. You're not on your A game unless you're thinking through every decision carefully. It's tough to do for a sustained period, but with practice -- it becomes easier.