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888 1$ 9-man iso-raise with A7s in the early phase, flopped nut-flushdraw against two donkeys

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BrunoFaiduttiFan
Joined: 01.12.2016

Slowly but surely losing all confidence in my postflop play...

When Collin Moshman claims in his coachings that in the early phase he would iso-raise from late position against one single limper with any suited ace I find it inspiring and feel like "hey I wanna be able to do the same thing"

However, lacking Collins excellent postflop skills, the LAG-approach might not be a good idea after all?!

My preflop raise-size is 2,5 BB plus 1 BB per limper.

I opt for a C-bet although I have two opponents because I think that oftentimes both have missed that kind of flop because their limp/calling range mainly consists of Ax and broadway combinations.

Without the nut-flushdraw I would have only checked behind in that spot. Would you have checked behind even though we had the flushdraw giving us extra equity in this spot? In retrospect I think I personally would prefer the check-behind on the flop but I have a feeling that this might be results-orientated thinking...

As played, what do you think about my decision on the turn? I felt pot commited since I had to pay 665 for the chance of winning at least 2825 so my hand has to be best in about 25% of all times on the river. With the nut flushdraw, the double-gutshot and the overcard that should be given without any doubt.

What if we only had the nut-flushdraw plus overcard without the double-gutter on the turn, would you still call?

Thanks a lot to everybody who takes the time to think about and comment on this hand.

No-Limit Hold'em Tournament, 30/60 Blinds (8 Spieler) - Converter Tool from http://de.flopturnriver.com/

MP2 (t950)
Hero (CO) (t1,320)
Button (t1,975)
SB (t2,271)
BB (t1,975)
UTG (t1,280)
UTG+1 (t949)
MP1 (t2,780)

Hero's M: 14.67

Preflop: Hero ist CO mit A, 7
2 folds, MP1 calls t60, 1 fold, Hero raises t210, 1 fold, SB calls t180, BB calls t150, MP1 calls t150

Flop: (t840) 5, 10, 4 (4 Spieler)
SB checks, BB checks, MP1 checks, Hero bets t440, SB calls t440, BB calls t440, 1 fold

Turn: (t2,160) 3 (3 Spieler)
SB checks, BB bets t1,320, Hero calls t665, SB calls t1,320

River: (t5,465) K (3 Spieler)

Gesamt Pot: t5,465

Ergebnisse :

Spoiler

SB hat 8, K (one pair, Kings).
BB hat 9, J (high card, King).
Hero hat A, 7 (high card, Ace).
Ergebnis: SB gewinnt t5.51


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Pre-flop is fine I think to isolate the limper and sizing is fine as well. I would most likely raise 2,5x+1bb per limper out of position and 2x+1bb per limper in position.

On the flop, I would most likely check behind against 3 other players. No need to blow up the pot with a draw against fishy players without much fold equity. I would build up the pot when we hit our flush and keep the pot small when we don’t have it yet. I expect you get still enough value when we hit our draw and we miss we don’t lose much chips.

The turn is nasty with so much chips invested I don’t think I can fold my nut flush draw for only 660 chips more in a pot over more than 3k after you call.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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