Top set on a flush board

On the flop I would have made a bit bigger bet , but otherwise I would have played that hand in the same way.

I like how you played it, line and sizing !

Nice thinking, if opponent = decent: Little flushes in his range, if opponent is not decent, he has flushes in his range but also lots of overplayed hands!

I’d prefer to bet the flop bigger, as he can have a pair plus FD.

Turn is indeed a great card. You need 25.25% and your equity, even if he has the flush, is 10/46 = 21.7%. Considering the flush is unlikely, and you’re way ahead of FDs and other sets, you definitely have to call here.

I like how you played it too. I think the call on the flop is good, he shouldn't have many made flushes in his range (like AcKc is not possible), so I think it's allright.

As this is a 3bet pot I don't think SB is going to have a flush very often now that Ac and Jc are on the board. I think the bet sizing OTF should be quite ok and the hand is well played overall. OTT you don't get the direct odds if we put villain on flushes only but he can have some lower sets, 2pair, pair+draw hands too. And if we hit OTR we should have some implieds.

Originally posted by la55i
As this is a 3bet pot I don't think SB is going to have a flush very often now that Ac and Jc are on the board. I think the bet sizing OTF should be quite ok and the hand is well played overall. OTT you don't get the direct odds if we put villain on flushes only but he can have some lower sets, 2pair, pair+draw hands too. And if we hit OTR we should have some implieds.

I agree with this, except there are no implied odds OTR, as villain is AI. 😊

Hah, of course Maybe it is time to go to sleep