[Closed] MSS vs flush draws. Bet, bet, flush completes, hero?

well if your raising all three streets youve probably at some point bet more than half your stack, if this is the case i believe all in with one of the aforementioned bets was the correct decision.

But i believe there may be situations where the pot was small and you didnt.

for example if you sit in SB and throw out a raise of 3bb BB calls and you have a pot of 6 BB, you raise 50% on the flop he calls, 12bb pot, you raise 50% of pot again to take you from a 34BB stack to a 28, he calls. the river comes and you have 28BB.
This changes depending on the limpers preflop, and this is the smallest a pot could be when going into the river in this situation.

MSS basic says you bet/raise with your overpair/TPTK here, i guess without stats or a read this would be the correct move, considering he is a calling station by your accounts.

This is what usually happens :

Bet 3BB, get 1 call, pot is 7.5bb on flop.
We see flop (and the flop is something like Qs8s4x) and I have TPTK. I bet 5BB, he calls.
Pot on turn is 17.5bb. I bet again 10BB,he calls.
Pot on river is 37.5bb. Another s card complets the flush and I have 22b left. What do I do now? I think I bet and go allin.

If he had a flush draw he calls and I lose 40bb. If he didn't, he folds. So on average I get 3+5+10=18bb 4 in 5 times he doesn't complete his flush. That's 4x18=72bb; And 1 times I lose 40bb. 72-40=32bb on average, right?

I could even bet 11bb on turn, to win more on average.

Sorry for asking this but the charts for postflop play are too general

i have no idea in that case, please put an example hand in or if an evaluator posts here that would be awesome, thanks for the puzzling knowlege busters.