MP: 20/18 CB: 70%(100% in 3B pots) after 355 hands
Co (whale): 62/3/7.4% 3B and a FTCB: 27%. Agrression: 3.2 and a raise flop CB: 27% (11 samples) after 68 hands. Generally a bad, aggro type who is clicking buttons (just like most MG players.... regs included).

We are BTN btw... not sure why it hasnt shown correctly. Please not also that CO posted his BB OOP. Not sure why...

20NL at the Microgaming sites are beyond bad... so set mining vs fish (even with wide ranges) is, IMO, more than profitable so I make the call IP.

Once I flop bottom set, I feel stacking off is perfectly fine/ standard. Im not massivly worried about MP here (if he has himself a set, then so be it)

Once CO raises however, on such a dry board (and a large raise), I did contemplate a fold. I dont expect him to turn up with JJ too often (and if he doesnt 3B JJ pre flop, sometimes he doesnt 3B QQ either and that too stacks off here), he would 3B that pre flop most of the time (even if the situation doesnt warrent it. MG players tend to 3B super wide and super bad...I think most players go along with the line "Well, if its good enough to open raise, its good enough to 3B. Same goes for 4Betting. I would not be surprised if a "reg" 4B pre for value with 77). But 77 looks somewhat likely. But then again, he is a massive whale and could very well be doing this with complete air. Or some type of TP hand. Once he raises the flop, I dont expect him to fold even if it is AK.

Plus, im not to fond of set mining and then folding when I hit it. That just seems pointless...

EDIT: I could have looked at squeezing pre. Though, I dont expect too many folds. MP has a FT3B stat of 50% and a somewhat wide 4B range (He is a "reg", but as I have said, regs in general are horrific at these stakes. 77 is the nuts for some...) and CO is a whale...

It is incredibly results oriented to think about folding here.

Don't shove

Just call the CO's raise otf, the board is pretty dry. Get the rest in ott. And yeah just bad luck

Yeah, I'd flat CO's raise OTF.

just call flop/ stick it in on turn, keeping in his bluffs, or like bet 1/3 pot on turn or something like that for weaker hands.