[Closed] i know i won this hand but should i have folded that allin, would you?

I wouldn't because I would have been all in on the flop already.

shove on the flop after being raised.

I shove flop after re-raise.

For the turn, I don't think he got a flushdraw because he just min-raised you on the flop. He rather re-raise all in on flop to make as much fold equity as possible with flushdraw.

Hi SharkySmurf,

As everyone has said, we should shove on the flop after the reraise. After you call the flop, you are committed to call the turn.

Rest looks good.

who needs judges when you have us.

so i should have just pushed and not gone 300? or pushed after he had raised? and thanks for the advicE ^^

Originally posted by SharkySmurf
so i should have just pushed and not gone 300? or pushed after he had raised? and thanks for the advicE ^^

Your bet of $300 into a $350 pot on the flop is a little too high for me - I'd go with $230-$250.

He check raises you - but only for $600, which leaves him only $660 left. Really if he had a hand or a draw he should push if he's going to check raise only half of his chips (kinda commits to the pot him I'd think)

Calling his checkraise also leaves you with a short stack - and commits you as well, the pot is already bigger than your stack, so you should definitely push after his check raise to $600 IMO

exactly what bckdrflush said.

Yes I also agree with bckdrflush, but betting 300 here is not bad. Because the board is exceptionally drawy (very likely straight draw out there + flushdraw).