STT homegame: flopped nutflush...

[makrospex]

Hi, first post, i hope its ok:

Turbo SNG Homegame, with remaining 6 of 9 Players, Blinds increase after every round.

Blinds: 15/30
Players are mostly conservative.

I hold A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]5[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] on the button.
utg bets 60
1st folds
co calls
button calls
sb, bb both fold

Flop:
T[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]2[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

...giving me the nut flush.

utg bets 60
co calls
and i ... well...

how would you proceed with this hand?
After some replies i will post the outcome of this hand and then you are welcome to discuss my play as well [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

thx & cu,
makro

[sixfour]

Stacks? Impossible to say without them.

[EvilDruidNE]

yeah need the stacks def looks like a reraise here though

[makrospex]

stacks:

utg had about 1500
co had about 2000
i had about 1700

the starting stacks were 2000

[wiggs73]

I'd raise for value... nowhere near allin, maybe like 250-300 or so. Start building a pot.

[sixfour]

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I'd raise for value... nowhere near allin, maybe like 250-300 or so. Start building a pot.

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Yeah, looks good. Although I'm folding preflop.

[AMT]

preflop is meh

id raise the flop to like 220ish, get some money in there. the great thing about your hand strength here is that people hardly ever put you on a flopped flush and they will often draw to 2nd and 3rd nut flushes or even straights on a board like this and you can build a pot without a problem on the flop, especially where theyll also put the most money in with their 2 pair/set type hands (aka the flop)

[darks]

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preflop is meh

id raise the flop to like 220ish, get some money in there. the great thing about your hand strength here is that people hardly ever put you on a flopped flush and they will often draw to 2nd and 3rd nut flushes or even straights on a board like this and you can build a pot without a problem on the flop, especially where theyll also put the most money in with their 2 pair/set type hands (aka the flop)

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I agree. I was on the other side of such a raise, got hurt really bad, didn't put the raiser on a nutflush, so i was left with 1/4 of my stack [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
I paid for that lesson but it is already been covered [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

br, darks