56s combo draw on muuuultiway fllop

[steel108]

Your hand looks like a flush draw

[BGnight]

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Your hand looks like a set

[terp]

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are they calling with a bigger flush draw? I didn't think so that's why I shoved

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The other two are donkish


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hmmm....2+2=?

[shpanko]

Even if they're donks I don't think they're calling $150 into a ~$65 pot with a flush draw. And yes I do do this sets sometimes

[terp]

i don't want to beat this to death but i promise you if an idiot wakes up with an ace high flush draw he will probably talk himself into a call. keep in mind there's a DECENT chance his kicker is >9.

[pdoran10]

looks fine to me, but u might be looked up light especially if you just lost the last hand. i would keep this in mind when deciding what to do here.

[shpanko]

that's a good point pdoran, if I remember correctly it wasn't a hand that would make it appear as if I was on tilt. I think the board came out double-paired or something and I folded to a river bet without too much thought. True though that it could influence the thinking of my opponents about my mental state

[Proofrock]

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Your hand looks like a set

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I disagree, your hand looks to me mostly like a combo draw or a vulnerable two pair that figures to be the best but fears getting counterfeited or outdrawn. Since no two-pair is particularly likely on this board, my vote is combo draw.

Playing a set like this more than once in a blue moon is a mistake.

[Poker monkey]

All-in seems sub-optimal to me. OK, you have 12 outs, but 8 of these may not be clean. You're turning your hand into a bluff and it looks like you have a draw. You're much better off playing your hand for its value and smooth calling, or raising small to $20/25 to built value and get a free river.

[moving shapes]

good players will know you're on a draw unless you do this a lot with sets which i doubt