Hand#3366E3728C000432 - $3,000 GTD Deepstack T14905996 -- TICKETCASH --
$30 + $3 -- 9 Max -- Table 13 -- 15/75/150 NL Hold'em -- 2013/06/23 - 14:05:10

Dealer: Seat 3 

 
Seat 1: 71thedonat6r (6,058 in chips) 

 
Seat 2: Hey-Baby1 (5,547 in chips) 

 
Seat 3: AaronT82 (4,675 in chips) 

 
Seat 4: iloveking (9,134 in chips)

Seat 5: Datadude08 (1,831 in chips) 

 
Seat 7: Vinski15 (8,693 in chips)

Seat 8: NotBrazilian (5,620 in chips) 

 
Seat 9: StephRab18 (5,000 in chips)

Seat 10: trophybob (8,207 in chips) 

 iloveking: posts small blind 75 

 
Datadude08: posts big blind 150 

 
Dealt to Hey-Baby1 [Ad,Qd]

Vinski15: folds 

 
NotBrazilian: folds

StephRab18: folds 

 
trophybob: folds 

 
71thedonat6r: folds

Hey-Baby1: raises to 300

AaronT82: folds 

 
iloveking: folds 

 
Datadude08: calls 15

0

*** FLOP *** [5d,Jc,5c]

Datadude08: is all in 1,516 

 
Hey-Baby1: ??? 

 
Villian is running at 33/13/3 over 184 hands which make me lean towards
calling.  I used to just say f u donk I
call 100% here, but not being able to fold correctly is something that has costs
me thousands of monies playing this game. 
Is the best approach here to just give them 1 air combo, 1 j-x combo,
and 1 flush draw to estimate our odds in accordance with our equity needed to
call  when we don’t have a lot of history?  Or do we give them more air combo shoves
based off of their flat happy tendencies?

We have 53 % equity vs a balanced flop shove range and we need 39%
equity so easy call?