2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

Stacks 400, 6-handed. Villain here is something like 50/17 pre and I don't have a handle on his post play. One fold to me with AQ and I raise to 16, one fold, Button calls, SB folds, BB (Villain) calls.

Flop AT4 diamonds, 50 in the pot. I don't have a diamond.

BB bets 21, I call, Button drops out.

Turn K offsuit, 92 in the pot.

BB bets 32, I raise to 100, he calls.

River 5 offsuit, 292 in the pot.

We have about 260 left, and he checks it to me.

I'm posting hands that seem fairly standard to me and it seems that a lot of people here don't agree, so I'm open to opinions.

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

value tizzown

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

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value tizzown

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Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

I think this is close but is a check.

I would also much rather raise flop then raise turn.

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

check. This is 2 pair sometimes too

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I changed my mind I like a small bet ala luckychewy

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

bet dat [censored]

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

raise the flop. given how u got here bet like one hundo. he's not c/r bluffing you almost ever imo and you don't want him to fold a random pair.

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

i like 120

Re: 2/4 3-flush board with top pair
 

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I think this is close but is a check.

I would also much rather raise flop then raise turn.

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To shove turn?