$33 MTT first hand after the first break average stack c.6000.

QueenFancie I have 90 hands on at 20% VPIP and PFR 8% and I've not seen anything from her other than solid play.

I'm sure some will say my initial raise could be bigger (and sometimes it would be) but I'm happy with that here.

My question is, given that it would be 800 for me to call what's the view of my fold?

***** Hand History for Game 3966081868 *****
NL Texas Hold'em Trny:22060451 Level:4 Blinds(100/200) - Thursday, April 13, 11:15:17 ET 2006
Table $12K Gtd.(662282) Table #1 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 3: Irexes ( $7717 )
Seat 7: BustinRollz ( $10421 )
Seat 9: Sir_Bling ( $5775 )
Seat 10: Latha_PP ( $9190 )
Seat 2: m1ke5 ( $5829 )
Seat 5: sandyb1104 ( $1480 )
Seat 6: SUTANKELSO ( $8604 )
Seat 1: THIZZTAZTIC ( $5270 )
Seat 4: QueenFancie ( $6390 )
Seat 8: tobephoto ( $8734 )
Trny:22060451 Level:5
Blinds(150/300)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Irexes [ ]
tobephoto folds.
Sir_Bling folds.
Latha_PP folds.
THIZZTAZTIC folds.
m1ke5 folds.
Irexes raises [700].
QueenFancie raises [1500].
sandyb1104 folds.
SUTANKELSO folds.
BustinRollz folds.Irexes folds.
QueenFancie does not show cards.
QueenFancie wins 2650 chips

Since I'm getting 3 to 1 on my money, I would have made the call.
If the flop came with cards all lower than my 10s, I lead out with a big bet and hope to take the pot down.

BTW...what was your image at the table?

I'd only shown decent hands AK, QQ etc and had taken down a few pots preflop or on the flop with smallish bets. I'd probably been playing about one hand in ten when not in the blinds.

Any idea what a min re-raise by the villain means? Had you seen him make the same move before? Was it his standard raise or did it seem a little small compared to what you had seen him doing in the past?

No reraises that I recall and quite passive post flop with big hands that missed, ie. AK was checked down to the river when it missed the flop.

Ya...I would probably make the call.
The flop is where it's going to get tough. If the flop comes all rags and your opponent has a big pair, you're probably going to lose some more chips before you figure it out. If the flop comes with a couple of scary cards (AKx) its going to be pretty easy to get away from but also pretty easy for your opponent to bluff (although, what could he have raised with PF that wouldn't connect with that flop?)

Now, it the flop comes A10x and your opponent has AK, you're set! (Pardon the pun.)

I'm putting villain on AA,KK,QQ or AK here in descending order of likelihood.

Originally Posted by Irexes

No reraises that I recall and quite passive post flop with big hands that missed, ie. AK was checked down to the river when it missed the flop.

hmm based on that info alone.. im putting villian on QQ+.

Originally Posted by Irexes

I'm putting villain on AA,KK,QQ or AK here in descending order of likelihood.

If that's the case, you're still getting the right odds to call.