Big Blind Flush Draw

[rce]

I have just switched from Limit to No-Limit and have questions about this hand. Button (LAG) open raises and small blind folds. Do you call with this hand? If not, what is the minimum suited hand to call with? With a minimum calling hand, how would you play post flop? What are the maximum raises you would call? Would you raise the flush draw out of position? Any other help appreciated.

FullTiltPoker Game - $0.05/$0.10 - No Limit Hold'em

Seat 2: ($3.30)
Seat 4: ($8.95)
Villain: ($19.35)
Seat 6: ($14)
Seat 7:Hero ($5.40)
Seat 6 posts the small blind of $0.05
Hero posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #5

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [3c Tc]

2 folds
Villain (Button) raises to $0.30
Small Blind folds
Hero calls $0.20
Pot Size $0.65

*** FLOP *** [8h 5c Jc]
Hero checks
Villain bets $0.50
Hero calls $0.50
Pot Size $1.65

*** TURN *** [8h 5c Jc] [7h]
Hero checks
Villain bets $1.65
Hero calls $1.65

[Tien]

This is a fold preflop. This isn't limit poker.

Being out of position with a piece of [censored] draw hand in raised pots puts you at a disadvantage. Disadvantages in NL poker means you lose big stacks. Don't call out of position with drawing hands. Fold them preflop. They aren't worth playing if you are learning NL right now. Play drawing hands IN POSITION so you don't make as much mistakes.

Hero folds preflop. Hero folds flop. DO NOT CHECK CALL A DRAW OUT OF POSITION. I see that crap from a mile away and laugh and continue to bet the turn really hard to make guys who love their draws pay dearly.

Either check raise that flop and get it allin on the flop for fold equity, or fold that flop.

[br.bm]

preflop: fold fold fold

play only: 56s to KQs, 22 to AA, AK, AQ, AJs

[helloimcdog]

This is what people are talking about when they berate players for chasing, you need to put in a raise to have some fold equity, the only way your winning is if you get lucky. By raising, you give yourself another chance to win the pot.