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[Closed] AJ gets flush draw on flop

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vp$ip BBvsSteal ORL RaisePreflop
Position: Stack
AF W$SD WTS hands

Hero: $14,75

30 100 22 8
BB: $9,58
3,4 50 19 132

0,05/0,1 No-Limit Hold'em (6 handed)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: PokerStrategy Elephant 0.67 by www.pokerstrategy.com.

Preflop: Hero is SB with :heart:A, :diamond: J (Comment)
4 folds, Hero raises to $0,40, BB raises to $1,40, Hero calls $1,00.

Flop: ($2,80) :heart:6, :heart:2, :heart:7 (2 players) (Comment)
Hero bets $1,00, BB raises to $2,00, Hero calls $1,00.

Turn: ($6,80) :club:7 (2 players) (Comment)
Hero checks, BB raises $6,18 (All-In), Hero folds.

Final Pot: $12,98

Should I have called?
thanks.


2 replies

Hi,

Calling the flop is fine he's giving you immediate odds to draw to your flush.

Calling the turn is out of the question, you have a flushdraw with one card to come on a paired board, it's worthless unless you know he's aggressive enough for your A-high to be good there, which it probably isn't at these stakes, don't hero call there.

Try and c-bet bigger on the if you're going to bet at all, unless you are specifically looking to induce a raise to shove over the top with the draw. A 1/3 bet just shows weakness to most opponents and you need to be able to react correctly to that.

Either c-bet/shove or check/shove on him in that spot, it's unlikely he has either a set or a made flush, so if he wants to get all-in with a worse draw it's fine by you. Even if he has a made flush or a set you still have decent equity, but you need to get the money in on the flop with two cards left to come.

Hope it helps.


_Anonymous_ Topic starter
_Anonymous_

Hello,

first of all thanks for advises.

So am I understand correctly, here the best move would be a Check at Flop and if he raises a moderate, I push all-in?

I was thinking he has a big pocket pair TT+ this is why he is prtecting so strong.


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