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Ok, first off, yes I freaking open limp in this game from UTG bc I abuse the ish out of the limp raise.Anyhow, I'm sitting on $800 and have the table covered. I'd been "lagging it up" early in the session but for once have actually been getting the cards to do so (plus the game started shorthanded).8 handed. I'm UTG+1 with Ad5d, and decided to flat call the $5 straddle from UTG (who is normally a solid player but has been playing wowbad tonight, hence my stack).Drunk villain who is random and unpredictable through the sessions I've played with him (but often with bad cards so it's not a bad... lol $25 open with J-3 soooooted) also decides to limp along. He has about $250ABC TAG player is sitting on about $500. He's your standard 2+2 nit. Seriously. He runs the game so we both have extensive history. He pops it to $25 from the Hijack.Weak/tight player who is sitting on $150 calls from the button.Folds to me, I'd normally fold, but drunkie was definately coming along if I call, so I did, and drunkie came along.Pot $110Flop: 3 spade 4 club 5 spadeI had checked dark. Drunk checks. Tag thinks and bets $65. Weak/tight player folds.Hero?

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if the drunk's disinterested,and if you feel you can get a nit to laydown an overpair, this may not be a bad board to at least call on because it sucks for his range.I just fold though being OOP and not having hit an ideal flop to a tight PFR (although TPTK is obv tehnutz).

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I fold being oop against a TAG who bet into 4 players on a board that doesn't hit his opening range very hard. That means his range is heavily weighted to overpairs and flush draws with two overs. You might think you can push him off with a raise, but (and granted I wasn't there) I doubt it. Usually when TAGs cbet in a multiway, wet flop, they aren't folding.

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