$160 DS to WSOP package .. HU on first table tough decision

[Suited_Jock]

Background :

I am certain villain fears me I have outplayed him in any pot we have been in together we've been toing and fro'ing for about 15 mins hu. I have won the only big pot so far which brought us level. IMO this is an unbelivably hard decision.. maybe to you it looks obvious: Comments PLEASE! Oh and you only have 24 seconds to make your decision as I'd used most of my time bank earlier

Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t75/t150
2 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
SB: t7680
Hero:  t5820

Pre-flop: (2 players) Hero is BB with : :
SB calls t75, Hero checks.

Flop: :  : (t300, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks.

Turn: : (t300, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks.

River: : (t300, 2 players)
Hero bets t600, SB raises all-in t7530, Hero ?

[GlasgowBandit]

Ouch, I think I'd be phoning the poker help desk!

Ahh, feckit I'd sling them in and hope for the best.

[jezza777]

not an easy decision however if you are confident at outplaying this guy and it sounds like you are then the way to do it is to chop away and keep pots small. With this in mind I think a fold is the correct play here.

[Bobwah]

I think he could have made this move with any heart, knowing that if you didn't have the J you'd have a hard time calling. He's made great use of his position but I stand by my first sentence:

There are 8 possible hearts he could have and only one of them beats you, I think you're winning in this spot 7 out of eight times, factoring in the chance of a stone cold bluff. If you really think he's scared of you then it makes his move even more likely to be a desparate attempt to get ahead. I'm good enough to know when I'm being outplayed and when that happens I start gambling, it could be what he's doing here.

Plus if I was in his place with the nuts I wouldn't lump it all in like that in what sounds like a grinding heads battle. I'd raise it back for another thousand or so knowing I'd get a call from almost any heart. His all-in smells to me of desparate bluff.

Jezza's answer is has a lot going for it but personally I've faced too many cold decks and vicious beats (against players I knew I owned) to pass up a chance like this, I'm calling and I'm happy with my decision if I've got it wrong.

[ACE2M]

very tough spot. i'd call i think unless i absolutely owned the guy.

[totalise]

I'd fold, and not give it a second thought. If he is prone to making ludicrous overbets on weak hands, u will likely get him to do it again anyways... but given the pot size, you need a real good read on someone to make this call, and you dont have it, so give him the benefit of the doubt.

[Suited_Jock]

Appreciate the advice guys now i've slept on it I feel unless I knew 100% that he had the I shoulda folded... I know for a fact i coulda outplayed the guy with a 5k . stack My HU I feel is one of my strongest aspects of my game, and i think if i had a bit longer to think about it I woulda came to the conclusion of folding.

Unfortunately there was only 9 seconds left in my time bank balance... Not that Im making excuses im just saying it isnt exactly an ABC Poker decision.

Anyway it was my first DS I'd played plenty time left and if fa
te has anything to do with it I lost my first DS to Atlantis HU then won the next one .

I think everyone probably guessed villain did have the :