[Closed] NL10 top set vs flush on turn

Pre-flop : I don't mind limping , by I think it's too passive , I find pocket 9 good enough to open from mp1
Flop : It's ok
Turn : I like how you played on this street , by the way was played I think he has a set/overcards+FD . But I think it's a little bit marginal to 4bet him , you narrow his range at v strong hands , I won't mind if you called his raise and re-evaluate on the river .

IMO, lead out the flop or ch-raise more, say to $1.1. You told villain you had a great hand AND at the same time giving him great implied odds to call.

I would block bet 1/2 pot on the turn. When mini-raised I agree with Minihulk22, don't go crazy there. If you don't feel like folding just call.

A underset will definitely try to get it in on the draw heavy flop, so is a big overpair like AA/KK.

He raised you after seeing a 3rd flush came, which usually indicating he is NOT afraid of a flush which in turn means he HAD the flush. This is often more true than not in NL10.

Hi,

Originally posted by yeahyoung0312
IMO, lead out the flop or ch-raise more, say to $1.1. You told villain you had a great hand AND at the same time giving him great implied odds to call.

I would block bet 1/2 pot on the turn. When mini-raised I agree with Minihulk22, don't go crazy there. If you don't feel like folding just call.

A underset will definitely try to get it in on the draw heavy flop, so is a big overpair like AA/KK with a club or a made flush.

He raised you after seeing a 3rd flush came, which usually indicating he is NOT afraid of a flush which in turn means he HAD the flush or an overpair with a redraw. This is often more true than not in NL10.

This, with additions Often people that overvalue hands will go broke with overpairs on the flop to begin with, so it's pretty unlikely they go nuts in the turn without at least a big club to go with their overpair.

Hope it helps.

Thought I changed those before you evaluated the hand!