stars $11 9 person.. flush draw and two overs early...standard?

[ssnyc]

I think this is pretty standard but want to see if anyone has an alternate line...preflop was loose but I was running well and it was three way...I'm pretty sure that the goal is to get it in on this flop so I led big...figure it gave me some fold equity and my hand was enough to call the reraise...

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t30 (9 handed)

MP2 (t1580)
MP3 (t830)
CO (t1200)
Button (t1595)
SB (t2495)
BB (t1510)
Hero (t1760)
UTG+1 (t1030)
MP1 (t1500)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with JH QH
Hero calls t30
UTG+1 raises to t120
6 folds
BB calls t90
Hero calls t90

Flop: (t375) 5S 6H 7H (3 players)
BB checks
Hero bets t300
UTG+1 raises to t910 all in
BB folds
Hero calls t610

[Mathias]

ill throw in my opinion for what it's worth...
Fold preflop for starters,
as played i don't know, maybe a 200 bet and fold to raise

[Perfection]

Preflop is awful. Dont limp UTG with QJs and when you had the chance you should fold to the raise. 'Running well' is no excuse.

I wouldnt advise semi bluffing a draw in an $11, I dont think its profitable. Sure you have odds to call on the draw, but getting all in on this flop is awful this early in the tourney.

[Mike MacIntosh]

Fold this PF.



EDIT: Why not go for a c/r against the PF raiser?

[Davey]

Fold pf first time, folding to the raise wouldnt be bad either. You are dominated by a few hands that would be raising pf. On the flop I would rather check/call a smaller bet to try and get there cheap, prolly folding on the turn when dude bets again. Your J and Q arent really good outs here so I wouldnt be to excited my hand if I hit one.