Flop Analysis
Folding is the correct play here. Facing a 120% pot overbet on a Queen-high board, our A-high is essentially the bottom of our range and lacks any significant draws to continue. **Ranges:** SB's overbet is highly polarized, representing strong top pairs (KQ, AQ), overpairs (KK, AA), or semi-bluffs like KsJs. Our range contains many better bluff-catchers like Qx and 8x that must call before we consider A-high. **Sizing:** The 7.8BB bet into 6.5BB (1.2x pot) drastically increases the equity we need to continue. By betting this large, SB is trying to maximize value from our Qx while forcing out all of our marginal air and weak pairs. **Math:** We need ~35% equity to call, but against a range that includes overpairs and strong top pairs, our two overcards are often dominated or drawing thin against made hands. --- > **Takeaway:** When facing massive overbets on boards that favor the aggressor, don't be a hero with A-high; stick to your made hands and strong draws.