Trip Jacks against TAG on flushing board

[DGenR8]

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Fourth jack hit on river.

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I take it back, this needs to be moved to BBV.

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Wow, the quality of the discussion here is fantastic. Is it this good all the time?

[DGenR8]

I think you're right. This is what I was thinking when reviewing the session later, that I'd played the flop weakly.

A smooth call of a big raise would tell me he had the flush, and depending on the action later I could draw to my outs if he gave me a good price, or fold knowing I was behind.

[pterodactyl_]

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I think you're right. This is what I was thinking when reviewing the session later, that I'd played the flop weakly.

A smooth call of a big raise would tell me he had the flush, and depending on the action later I could draw to my outs if he gave me a good price, or fold knowing I was behind.

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Never fold this in a RR pot. Raise flop and call push. As played raise turn. You will be against AA /KK with a diamond so much more often than the made flush. Even if you happen to run into a flush youll have 7 outs on the turn and ten on the river (giving you 33%ish equity in the pot, excluding redraws) assuming you get it in on the flop.

There is some seriously bad advice in this thread.

[KurtSF]

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I think you're right. This is what I was thinking when reviewing the session later, that I'd played the flop weakly.

A smooth call of a big raise would tell me he had the flush, and depending on the action later I could draw to my outs if he gave me a good price, or fold knowing I was behind.

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Never fold this in a RR pot. Raise flop and call push. As played raise turn. You will be against AA /KK with a diamond so much more often than the made flush. Even if you happen to run into a flush youll have 7 outs on the turn and ten on the river (giving you 33%ish equity in the pot, excluding redraws) assuming you get it in on the flop.

There is some seriously bad advice in this thread.

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I think everyone agrees that raising the flop would have been correct, but I disagree about raising the turn. At this point you want to make sure the river isn't another [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] and get in a valuebet if it isn't (and of course try to get stacks in if the board pairs).