Knew He Had a Flush Draw

In most cases I would just fold on the flop. He's leading in to 4 players and there is a decent change you 2 over cards aren't life. You already need to ask yourself if it's profitable to call a raise of someone pre-flop that makes his first raise in 20 hands he played so far. If you want to raise on the turn I would shove. A min raise isn't working if you want that he folds his draws. he gets to good odds to call.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987
In most cases I would just fold on the flop. He's leading in to 4 players and there is a decent change you 2 over cards aren't life. You already need to ask yourself if it's profitable to call a raise of someone pre-flop that makes his first raise in 20 hands he played so far. If you want to raise on the turn I would shove. A min raise isn't working if you want that he folds his draws. he gets to good odds to call.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I am not surprised by your suggestion to shove the Turn. But, do you consider the bet size when calling with 2 over cards? Calling 8 BB seemed correct.

Not to much or it's less than half pot, but even than the reverse implied odds are bad.
If you deal with a set or 2 pair you are crushed and multi way the change is decent I think.

Originally posted by SDK1987
Not to much or it's less than half pot, but even than the reverse implied odds are bad.
If you deal with a set or 2 pair you are crushed and multi way the change is decent I think.

Ok. Thanks for the answer.

I'd just fold or squeeze preflop
Fold flop
Now call turn always it's a protected pot, you're never bluffing
if you jam nothing worse ever calls you
If you do this you just give odds to draws to draw here

Same principle on the river
you are fried
he is jamming into a protected pot, bluffing goes way down in value
you just have to fold here, well done there

Actually nevermind, you knew his 2 cards somehow (psychic?)
So of course we go all-in on the turn, charge his flush draw or make him fold all that equity in a big pot

Also, please write a book on how you know what cards people have, thank you very much!

Am i the only one tribeting pre?
As played, im most probably folding OTF.

Pre flop 3bet or fold, AJo very bad hand in mwp. Lemon wrote similar i see. And post flop why you call? I think easy fold your hand almost never will be enough to win.

Originally posted by LemOn36
Actually nevermind, you knew his 2 cards somehow (psychic?)
So of course we go all-in on the turn, charge his flush draw or make him fold all that equity in a big pot

Also, please write a book on how you know what cards people have, thank you very much!

LOL! Not psychic? Excellent players can frequently read their opponents. Even slightly above average, but not great players like me can sometimes read them. Mostly, look at the board and their bet amounts. Also, consider normal play tactics with certain hands. This information allows me to sometimes read their hand. I now realize that I should have folded the Turn. I min raise sometimes to not scare away my action when I am confident that my hand is best. But this tactic sometimes does not work.