Nice flop from the big blind, about 200BB deep vs small blind

[Antinome]

turn is marginal, but can be justified with implied odds esp. if you shove river here. He has the flush almost never, I expect to see a set.

[thoman8r]

I 4-bet the flop. Our equity is great on the flop, then takes a nose dive if the turn blanks. We want to get more money in while our equity is high.

As played, def. shove the river. At these stakes and with these effective stack sizes, if he calls a smaller raise he'll call a shove.

[dpis]

tbh, i def re-raise this flop. look, if hes got the flush draw himself, you may fold him out, same with a str8 draw. you rr to like 2.80 (especially because he min-rr you, that just pisses me off). if he comes back over top of you with all of your outs, you can get it all in, and this is not a bad thing on this flop. besides that, IF he comes over your rr, your outs should be good.
If he were to just call that rr, i'm pushing the turn no matter what it is. the reason to play these hands is for flops like this. imo if youre not wiling to get it all in on this flop, then you should dump to his initial rr. calling there is just too passive for your hand imo.

[DGDolly]

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tbh, i def re-raise this flop. look, if hes got the flush draw himself, you may fold him out, same with a str8 draw. you rr to like 2.80 (especially because he min-rr you, that just pisses me off). if he comes back over top of you with all of your outs, you can get it all in, and this is not a bad thing on this flop. besides that, IF he comes over your rr, your outs should be good.
If he were to just call that rr, i'm pushing the turn no matter what it is. the reason to play these hands is for flops like this. imo if youre not wiling to get it all in on this flop, then you should dump to his initial rr. calling there is just too passive for your hand imo.

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Of course I was in the big blind and got a free look at the flop, but you are right, I should of raised his min raise (I hate those too).