[Closed] Q4s flush, get away or take passive turn/river line?

he'll have a lower flush or maybe even set/2pair here a lot so just get it in there
lot of action/hand killers on river (any ♦ or pair)

Originally posted by TimothyVdp1
he'll have a lower flush or maybe even set/2pair here a lot so just get it in there
lot of action/hand killers on river (any ♦ or pair)

Do you think he would just call this draw heavy flop withsuch strong hands but not the nuts ?

Well, we discussed it in the coaching.
My opinion, he limped a raggy ace, got a pair on the flop, turned two pair.Or decided to get tricky with a set. Often times you'll see lower flushes also. I just dont see a way to fold the third nutflush.

Nh.
Can´t really fold here.
He could easily have here lower flush.

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Nh.
Can´t really fold here.
He could easily have here lower flush.

I realy don't believe people can just flatcall flop overbet with a low flush.

If you think that no worse hands would call, why did you overbet flop?
Probably some players would raise there, some slowplay.
And if he coldcalled flop, why not coldcall turn with A high flush and then shove river.

Originally posted by Kaitz20
If you think that no worse hands would call, why did you overbet flop?
Probably some players would raise there, some slowplay.
And if he coldcalled flop, why not coldcall turn with A high flush and then shove river.

No, I mean I don't see low flush hands/trips/2pairs not protecting here on the flop, board is just too drawy.

Agree these hands should raise on the flop, but against 47/6/1,5 in 103 hands you can´t really expect that he´d play every time exactly that you think reasonable player should play.

Against that player Q high flush is nuts on that board.
No need to slow down.