NL10 SH straight and flush draw

Hey.
Preflop std.
On the flop when he raises he has so many 2p+ hands that you are never getting to fold so your FE is probably close to zero. Hence 3betting makes no sense. yes you have a 'monster draw' but you have to discount outs if villain has a set or a straight (which is highly likely). I would flat the flop raise to try and hit on the turn. You are given 28% pot odds to make the call and if you include implieds i think this is the best option.

btw I haven't see the spoiler so if he had a worse flush draw then nh!

Hey titicamara

First of all, rebuy to 100bb if you want to be playing BSS. Never sit at the table with less then 100bb.

Pre: Making it 3x on nl10 might not be the worst but I don't like it to much. I prefer 2x or 2,5x. By doing this you can steal wider and since people don't defend their blinds enough you want to steal as wide as possible.

Flop: I don't like 3 betting him at all. You might only have a FD since TJ already has a straight. I think you overplayed this one.

Best regards

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