Let me edit this thing, cause you wrote it really ugly...

2 scenarios...

Folds to Hero in CO w/ ... Pops to $1.00... Button calls...

Flop ... Hero leads $1.50ish... Villain raises to $10 str8... Hero?

Scenario 2...

Folds to Hero in Button w/ ... Pops to $1.00... SB calls...

Flop ... SB checks ... Hero leads $1.50ish... SB Check raises to $10 str8... Hero?

#1 mallin

#2 mallin

This is NL25....you have top pr...

we can assume 2 things about the villan

1. he's a donk of some sort

2. he's not folding anything

honestly I wouldnt be surprised if he showed 73 or A9 either way your chips are going in.

The only choice here seems like mallin. If he's not a total donk, he presumably has outs, and it's possible he's even ahead with 2 pair. But I'm really not sure here what his outs are--clubs are probably weaker A or even straight. There are way too many scare-cards here, and having committed half his stack, if he has any reasonable chance, he's calling.

If I knew for a fact that it was a stone cold bluff or that he had <3 outs, I'd call, but I just don't on this board.

Push seems good to me.

At $25 NL with no reads I'm calling a normal CR and going from there. Due to the size of the CR this isn't an option.

In theory the SB ought to be checkraising with a range here including air and big draws as well as his flopped sets and two pairs. In practice, at $25 NL, most opponents' range here will be two pairs and sets 80% to 90% of the time.

In theory, a larger-than-average CR should be a bluff trying to push you around a decent percentage of the time. In my experience, a bigger than normal bet like this is almost never a bluff at $25 NL.

I just dump this, make a note that he did it, and get ready to snap it off with any decent hand if he starts to make a habit of it.

if the player is good this is a call, if hes bad its 2pr/set 85+% of the time and a fold (AT THIS LEVEL)

JC