Live cash: flopping 2 pair on suited board

[wreaks]

$1/$2 game in Windsor. I had been playing well and not shown down bad hands, but had also stolen a few pots when the opportunity came up. Details of this hand are hazy, but the gist is as follows:

I limp in EP with (I have ~$300 behind), a few other limpers, SB makes it $15 to go (he has ~$150 behind), I call, everyone else folds. Flop is:



SB checks, I bet out $35, SB check-raises all-in for ~$150.

What do you do?

[Zunga]

Hmmm. This is where i am not that sure. I would think that the villain would likely show down an ace, and you would hold to beat out his kicker.

The possibility of a pp with a spade is good too, i could see his range being 66, 88+ with a spade, or Ax with a spade.

As played. Tough one. He's never going to have you drawing dead, so if your money get in bad, you do have a chance to come back. I call and hope i am good, but am not super confident.

[ItsJimCarrey]

How has he been playing up to this hand? Tight, Loose?

Just a hunch but I think he has Ace King with the king of spades.

[wreaks]

Villain hadn't been at the table long. He was a younger guy, in his 20s, and hadn't played too many hands so far.

[Idontplay6s]

Call

KKs is in his range imo. 666 seems unlikely. Even AAA does.

you think he raised pre with KsQs??

[wreaks]

Good call Tim. I called, and the villain turned over . A spade came on the river and gave him the pot.

[D-Nut]

Blech....I call just like you did....