what would you do.

As we all know,
Poker players love hypothetical questions as much as a Monday morning quarterback.

Suppose you are at a table sitting in the big blind. 7 people fold, the small blind completes and the player in front calls.

You have been dealt 89 offsuit.

The flop comes and it is 892 all hearts. The player in early position min raises. The SB folds, you take a minute to think about the player out of position.

An early raise on a board like that would indicate flush, however this player has been doing some very odd things all game long. Not quite enough to classify as loose aggressive but close.

Your gut indicates that he doesn't have it. Poker 101 says to let it go, but what would you do. As sometimes we as players have to deviate from the books?

Wait - at this hypothetical table there's a position earlier than the SB post-flop??
And in what poker101 class would you be told to fold to a MIN-bet IN position with the top 2 pair, just because the flop is suited?
Sorry - I don't follow the scenario or your logic

What would we do................
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Sorry, I was typing this at work on my phone and didn't think about what I was typing. Let's try this. Your still in the big blind guy to your left calls sb completes.

Flop same and sb folds, you check and guy in front raises let's say 10x big blind. I think your response kind of answers what you would do. The first post was based off my new style of poker I'm inventing.

I'd let it ride online poker board will pair your two anyways lol

That is what usually works for me. But tough call. That's where it's easier to read people in real life

since there's 10 plrs i'd call the two-pair in position. if another <3 comes easy fold. pf raises for flush-bounds ample time to cover the other plrs and get max value.

I think it's a shove. You're only behind three hands after the flop.

call.calling a min raise on a wet board is much safer when your not even sure if your defeated. after you call , how you react to his play is going to determine the outcome.

I would consider his stack size and mines. If I am low stack, I would shove right here. If I am even or more I would call. It is a very wet board so it is safer to call and play it out afterwards. If the 4th heart comes out, most likely you lost now and it is an easy fold.

Early raise imo indicates Q or higher 1 heart I would feel at min raise, 3 bet or shove, but missing your chip counts to give a better thought for this particular scenario. Without considering stack, 3 bet or shove

EDIT - Forgot to add, cold call no matter what is a BAD decision

The player in early position min raises. The SB folds, you take a minute to think about the player out of position, That's where it's easier to read people in real life...thks.