Nut flush draw in a 3bet hand

What will you accomplish with just a callon flop?
What will you accomplish with this raise/stack off?

Answer these, please.

I suppose if I call he might continue with some bluffs on the turn??
And the raise/stack off seems to get it in with better hands only - flopped flushes, sets, TPTK etc.

I see you figured this out yourself. When he bets pot on a monotone board and if you raise him, he will only continue with flushes and sets. I was surprised to see as weak hand as TPTK, but this is NL2

Ok that makes sense, thanks.

If I decided to call his pot size bet OTF and he double barrels on an offsuit card (in the e.g. Jc) what do you think the best line is at microstakes nl2, nl5 etc.? Give him credit and fold or call again / bluffcatch?

Play according to odds. You have 9 outs to hit your flush, so you have around 19% equity. That means you can call around 1/3psb bet. If villain bets any bigger you don't have direct odds to call.

I'd call flop. The implied odds are probably there because he looks angry. A missed turn would then be a straightforward direct pot-odds calculation with little implied odds if he still is angry.

I agree that we should play a non-flush turn acoording to odds. Implieds are not there cause when we hit the flush itis way too obvious and scary.

But he looks angry?:f_biggrin:

Mmmm I doubt he will be willing to call with QdX.... even if he is the angriest...