First instinct says fold, second instinct says to flip a coin.

I think I'd get it in feeling fairly indifferent. There's a couple of gutshots, AK can be discounted a lot and sets a little bit (99 might fold or 4bet, JJ and AA will probably 4bet a decent % and there's only one combo of AA left). There's no combos of AJs left so that leaves AJo. If he's light he can have A9hh (but no other A9s) and maybe J9s (2 combos). Also he could slowplay some % of the sets here pretty easily which makes a made hand that you have some decentish equity against more likely then you being dead. He might have a worse made hand a non-0 % and other then that there's always a few straight draws (QTs if he can have J9s) and random bluffs.

On January 04 2010 10:53 Artanis[Xp] wrote: First instinct says fold, second instinct says to flip a coin.

your instinct would also flip a coin on a JJT flop there CMON

I think this is a fold if you have no relevant history. I would imagine he's not coming into this flop very light, so I can't really think he'll have too many draws in his range.

Is it terrible to call flop and c/f turn? (I did that, turn was a T and he jammed)

My reasoning was that he might take a cheap stab on the flop but once I call he's probably not trying to bluff me off an ace right?