86s open from mp vs call from CO

Fold preflop, I would lean towards a range where you block broadway cards and have strong flops when you hit high cards - 77+, A9s+, KJs+, QJs, AJo+, KQo. While you can have some sneaky flops with 68s, they can be hard to fold if you feel like youre in trouble.
As played I would just check/fold flop, - youre out of position, you dont have any high cards and your diamond outs could be dead. Also what do you reraise on the flop that has improved with the Ace on the turn ? Only pocket 3s or A9 of diamonds would really play this way, so youre not representing much

86s is indeed a loose open from middle position, but against a random $2,20 player I don’t think your post flop plan is optimal with the straight draw on a wet board like this. You have 6 clean outs for a straight in this spot and I would or just Cbet/fold or check/call to hit the straight as cheap as possible. The turn I would give up. I don’t think he would fold too often, but an ace could be a scare card for him. I don’t think you would play an ace like this as well and if he thinks the same he wouldn’t fold to often ether.

Cheers,
SDK1987

@angalius, SDK1987: since it is later in the tournament you do get away with more steals and just picking up the blinds is fairly profitable at this stage of the tournament. Think I would play it the same way if I had 33,77,99,97, Adxd the 8c6c does seem to be too loose to play this way since it is a pretty polarised way to play this hand. Unless it was A9 of diamonds I think I would just cbet them since every diamond or overcard besides the A would make your hand pretty marginal so getting equity now or betting off some hands isn't the worst thing.

Think C/F is to weak here since this pretty much one of the best flops for this hand and it better to b/f or to c/c this.