I call too. I think a flush draw could be played like this, but given positions and that we have the Qs and As is on the board, there's 3 iffy combos + not many value hands + this flop will get bluffed and when this turn comes I expect another bet.

I'm folding flop and take a note first time around. You don't even have a F3-stat...
Don't see Ahi boards gettin attacked by 3b-flatters a whole Lot in general.
Plus, i don't really have to think bout bein exploited cause this flop smashes my range.

My experience coincides with Jever, and I think calling down is good.

Raising here for value or with a flushdraw doesn't make much sense, for the simple reason that it's a dry board (considering 3bet ranges) and the SPR is low - it's just completely unnecessary and doesn't accomplish for your value ranges unless you have a read that your opponent will spazz or stackoff lighter bcz it looks so fos.

On the other hand, not very good players like to raise here bcz they think it's a good bluffspot (they don't realize they don't rep anything) as it's hard for you to continue without an ace.

That's the flop. On the turn all bluffs are probably still betting and jamming river to rep the flushdraw, so I just call it off.

His flop range polarizes his range to probably A7 or 76 and a lot of air. Probably call down.

Calling down here is terrible.

if you think people are spazzing enough on the turn when the ace pairs and the flush gets there you are crazy