Really inteesting spot with a draw

[recallme]

Vilain is tag, no history betwn us. The table was behind the fish who opened.
Nl1k 100BB effective

2 folds, Fish opens for 35, BU calls; Hero calls with 4c6c, BB calls.

Flop comes 2c3h7c 140$
Hero bets 110, Villain raises to 250, 2 folds

Now i have flushdraw+GSSD and Villain is giving me odds to call.
I was pretty passive, because of running cold.

How do you continue?

3bet/call?

or call adn reevaluate turn?

What`s your play on
-Ad
-Td
-9c?

I bet

[Andykay]

Shove flop.

-Andy

[ChrisV]

Normally shove flop would be a good line here. The problem is that the TAG's range for raising in that spot is pretty much sets and double-overcard flush draws, no? With the fish behind him I'm not sure I see him raising small overpairs or A7.

I would call and probably c/f the turn, only calling if I'm given the right odds. The TAG might check behind turn if he's drawing, in which case I'd obviously bluff river. Normally I don't play combo draws that weak tight but in this situation I have to believe my opponent has a hand.

[recallme]

I was thinking the same Chris. He won`t have Ovepai hee often or raise with TP

[Hattifnatt]

from your posts lately you seem to habitually call raises from the blinds with SCs, suited 1-gaps and such, might be a leak?

[recallme]

Bu was a big Fish

[Hattifnatt]

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Bu was a big Fish

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doesnt really matter as much as you think probably, but I am not talking about this hand in a vacuum as pointed out.

[recallme]

I called and tun was the 10d. Pot was 640 now and i had ca. 700$ behind.
What should i do?

Board is 2c3h7c10d abd 640$
Hero?

[Hoopster81]

I think c/f that turn unless he gives you odds

not enough info given to comment on flop play (not even HUD stats? cmon)

[rand]

c/f that turn but shove flop