25NL 6max how to play nut flush draw?

[Fidodell]

I'm switching over from limit play and having trouble playing flush draw hands... any advice greatly apreciated.

Villian 12/7/2.3 238 hands...

http://www.pokerhand.org/?716080

So really tight player... could have AA, KK or QQ which wouldn't give me correct odds to re-raise here correct?

Was my line Ok to just call and see turn and when he price'd me out on the turn to fold? or is that too weak?

What about same hand against a loose player? Re-raise him on the flop willing to go all in?

thanks

[deehi]

what line? i don't see anything?

[lippy]

you missed the paste button

[orthopak]

Switching from limit can take some time. One thing I've learned is when you're on a draw and somebody raises your bet. Do not automatically check to them on the next round. They will usually bet and try to price you out. In limit you can always check call the rest of the way through and sometimes still get proper odds, doesn't work in NL.

I wouldn't have made PSB on the flop with only a draw against a tight player. He'll have JJ-AA based of his stats. 1/2 pot bet will find out enough info.

Once you check the turn, he'll take control and try to price you out. I tend to lead out on the turn against 1 person because he may fold or just call if he sees your aggro. If he raises you, then determine pot odds and what kind of reads you have on him.

[Dennisa]

First you need to raise more preflop. Standard is 4xbb + 1 for each limper.

Is villian capable of playing 44 and 77 this quickly? If he is you are just going to get stacked. I really think you should 3 bet all in on the flop. Against 88-jj, kq- you have 15 outs to the win, against AQ you still have 12 outs twice and even a set you still have about 30% equity in the hand. And at 12/7 you have a very slight chance of folding out 44 in this case.

[poisonxfree]

I like a 3b ai on this flop. With overs and a flush draw you are pretty much flipping with a lot of one pair hands. When I first switched from limit I did the same thing as you, and would get priced out on the turn. If you call the raise then donking the turn for about 1/2 - 3/4 pot is probably good.