Given stack sizes, what do I do on this flop?

silentbob

I've been sat at the table with X for about 25 minutes or so now. I've recently dropped down a level due to a real bad run & losing confidence so I have no notes on him & I don't recognise the name either so I'm going purely on what I've seen so far.

Player X likes to limp a lot & has already limped/called pre against me 4/5 times already when I've raised. On all except one occasion he has donk bet lead out on the flop against me & has generally folded to any 3-bet from me on the flop. The only time he didn't b/f was when he had TP & I had an ovepair.

I could be ahead here or I could be behind & if he has a bigger stack then I think the best move here would be to raise him & re-evaluate depending on what he does. However, given his stack I'm pretty much committed to any future bet he makes if I raise here right? Or does this line of thought really not matter too much in a cash game?

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
-----	Small blind		£0.04	£0.04	£9.63
-----	Big blind		£0.08	£0.12	£4.34
	Your hole cards	J J
-----	Fold
-----	Fold
X	Call		£0.08	£0.20	£2.01
silentbob	Raise		£0.32	£0.52	£9.75
-----	Fold
-----	Call		£0.24	£0.76	£4.10
X	Call		£0.24	£1.00	£1.77
Flop
		7 K 4
-----	Check
X	Bet		£0.32	£1.32	£1.45
silentbob	Fold, Call or Raise??

yb

Cawl and see a turn. Def don't raise if he has a deeper stack.

beaneh

call and don't fold or raise flop get it in or be scared that he only leads top pair and tank fold lol. those are your options sir :-)