NL 50: Maybe I overplayed my draw

[rakes.a.beach]

looks okay.

[NoahL]

spew.

[slickss]

I don't like it. You have a weak flushdraw and a gutshot straight draw on a paired board. I think it is better to raise the flop and slow down on the turn, than your approach.

He's playing it like an overpair or better. Putting him on the following range: TT+,77-66,ATs,ATo - your equity is 21%. Call and get a cheap river.

[mostman]

Personally I would raise the flop in this situation. Depends on the villain and the read. If I am committed to going after the draw - I raise the flop. This often times causes the villain to slow down on the turn - giving you better odds.

If he doesn't slow down - then you know he has something proper.

Also - against a good player - a raise can be read here as a draw - depending on the read they have on you. So be ready to fold a rr.

Edit: I just read your read on the villain. Against that kind of player - smash that flop bet. His bet is continuation most likely.

-Mike

[TedHastings]

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I don't like it. You have a weak flushdraw and a gutshot straight draw on a paired board. I think it is better to raise the flop and slow down on the turn, than your approach

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agree

[SykoraG]

Call, you're getting ok odds. I doubt you're folding anything.

[Ikaika]

You have 12 outs here, so you'll hit 24% of the time. You're only getting 3:1 from the pot so I don't like calling his shove, especially with the board paired. Just try to get to the river cheap and go from there.