[Closed] 78s BB NL100 FR

terrible play.
U just calldown to see 4th ? Or spared board?
If we call SC this is the best boiard ever for us and we must get value and protect from cards that could kill us or action.
Sp im just raising flop and get it in. If not flop - turn for sure, hoping he have set, 2pair or Ax :club:x
Higher flushes - just badbeat cos theres not that much combos (u hold 2 and also his pfr is narrow to have alot of SCs)
Btw depending on his contbet i also can lead on flop sometimes.

I know this is terible play, i just was lost becouse i don't play lot of suited conectors After session i looked to this hand i i thought about check/raize flop and fold if he shoves. Whould this be good?

No, im not folding flushes here. Just count all combinations that he could have raised (all sets for sure , all overpairs w :club:, maybe like half of combos w A :club:x)

Fold pre as you are OOP. If you were IP this is ideal situation for call (3-betting is overplayed, you like to call pre and hit your draws and play it against 2 opponents with good implied odds).

As played you can either bet with an intention to shove if he raises or c/r him with an intention to shove if needed. Never fold on flop. Never fold later on unless 4th appears on board (if the board pairs it is ugly but you are still ahead many times so you can consider it later).

Exactly as VzLOM says do not give him free cards, play as agressively as possible, maximum value and protection.

1. Fold pre, you have a marginal hand oop and the preflop raise is expensive.
2. ch/raise the flop or bet out. You don't want to see any more because:
a). your flush is low
b). your opponents can't put in much more $ if a fourth appears

I would also fold it preflop, if one of the opponents was a fish I'd also call, but against 2 regs there's no point in calling OOP.

As played I think you can check the flop as leading out would look pretty strong and MP1 probably has a lot of overpairs which he's going to cbet.
But once he does that you should definitely c/r.
C/c flop + c/r turn screams for a monster, so I don't really like to delay the c/r. Also if he has an overpair + he might just check back the turn (maybe even w/o club), so you don't get too much value by checking two times.