Is this a correct call?

Hi Gianzzurri99
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Disclaimer: I am NOT a coach!;

I'm also not a hold'em player primarily.
OTF you have top pair, but no kicker and no re-draws.

If this was my hand, I would throw it away and wait for a hand where I had the nuts, or was at least drawing to something close to the nuts.

I'm curious to see what others think, though...

All the best,
VS

It's smart to read our https://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=267242 with all the info you need to post a hand the right way. Normal a villain would only raise with better on the flop multi way and I would bet/fold always or you have sick reads on him he can do it with a draw, but that would be a really bad move of him if he would do that against so many players.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thanks for the reply Vorpal, does the backdoor diamond flush and straight draw justify at least calling the flop check/raise?

Originally posted by Gianzzurri99
Thanks for the reply Vorpal, does the backdoor diamond flush and straight draw justify at least calling the flop check/raise?

Kind of, but in the long run you lose, and in the low limits try to avoid the high variance game

You have to call OTF. It's if you bet/fold even this combo that you lose on the long term lol.

Originally posted by Gianzzurri99
Thanks for the reply Vorpal, does the backdoor diamond flush and straight draw justify at least calling the flop check/raise?

not for me -- you have low card values, so your backdoor flush is rarely the winning flush if two players have the same idea.

What is more important is that the board is paired, and you have two outs to a full house.

A couple of "Rules of thumb" apply here:
 Never go broke in a limped pot
 Don't bluff multi-way

MyFloXyBabY thinks that having bet the flop, you need to call the x/r -- perhaps, but if you do call the x/r you need to call this down -- and you do. I think calling the x/r and folding later then you lose even more long term.

nobody has mentioned checking back the flop yet, and taking a stab OTT

hmmmm...
VS

you don't need to call it down. sometimes you pick up a draw on the turn, sometimes they give up, sometimes you bink a 7 and all that adds to the EV of the hand.
that said, folding flop seems completely fine without info. by no means we need to defend "balanced" against a recreational's check/raise multiway.

It's not about balancing, it's about everything else you said. (As if "balancing" could be a "need" somewhere anyway lol. If you mean respecting the minimum defense frequency that's not really the point, the combo is too much playable and has too many implieds is all.)
Bet/call OTF and give up on that turn.

And I would have isoraised pre by the way. But I'm quite clueless about FR nowadays, maybe that's optimistic ?

Agree with Floxy, call OTF and give up on this turn.