flush over flush? tough spot

With the reg in this hand involved I would prefer to fold
I guess he has at least Set or better

Heads up with the fish you can push

so how would you play the river then if it brought a brick and 1) the fish folds at the turn (less likely) 2) the fish calls the turn and plays check at the river?

I would try to check it down
Because that should be max EV in my opinion
Their are some better flushes possible and so need to make the pot bigger

thanks. your thoughts are really helpful

I agree that we should fold preflop vs the BU 3b. He is 3B 2.4 for 1100 hands and this is very tight. We should not call and play OOP vs such range.
As played, you should be suspicious when you get action from multiple villains and you hold a low flush!

I guess you can call pre because against the reg you have got a high expectation to win a big pot when making a strong hand on the flop
straight, flush, two pair +

We cannot play OOP and chase draws in a 3b pot...

Originally posted by Talisker74
With the reg in this hand involved I would prefer to fold
I guess he has at least Set or better

How the hell have you put the reg on a set with this line?
He didn't raise the flop, and just calls the re-pop. He doesn't have a set here.

Originally posted by nitrol
We cannot play OOP and chase draws in a 3b pot...

He bets 0.20$ on the flop. Hardly chasing with those odds.

Originally posted by nitrol
I agree that we should fold preflop vs the BU 3b. /quote]
With the fish in the pot calling is an option we can take. Heads up on the other hand, less so.

As played;
I'm shipping. If you know this guy is an agro monkey, and the reg showing passiveness so far, i'm inclined to capitalize on the agro monkeys re-raise.
However, I don't think calling would be the worst play, but this could entice the reg to call also, who could very well be holding the Ad, which is why I think shoving is optimal.