$10 NLHE 6-max: Bovada - Flush on the flop

Felt like i played this hand kind of badly. Just wondering what you guys think would be the best way to play this? Am i better off calling raise on the turn?

Not a super exciting hand, but i'm just trying to think of future situations if vs a more competent opponent how i might be able to play it better.


Hand Converted by Ace Poker Drills Poker Training Software

NL Holdem $0.1(BB)
SB ($8.4)
BB ($10.86)
HJ ($8.95)
CO ($8.69)
HERO ($15.75)

Dealt to Hero A♦ 7♦

HJ Folds , CO Raises To $0.3 , HERO Calls $0.3 , SB Folds , BB Folds

Flop ($0.6) J♦ 5♦ K♦
CO Checks , HERO Bets $0.37 , CO Calls $0.37

Turn ($1.34) J♦ 5♦ K♦ J♣
CO Checks , HERO Bets $1.04 , CO Raises To $3.45 ,

I'd rather 3 bet pre, but call isn't bad.

Bet more OTF.

Then I like getting it in on the turn tbh.

i like the way you played that

cool, thx guys.

youregoodmate said:

I'd rather 3 bet pre, but call isn't bad.

Bet more OTF.

Then I like getting it in on the turn tbh.

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^^^^ I agree.

Being anonymous, did you have any info on any one at all? I guess you can only have slight reads if you have been at the table for a while..... and villains as well.

It is a little bit tricky with the anonymous players. i know when i first started over there, i would be looking at my other monitor, and turn back, and a player has left, and i'm playing someone completely new. But i try and keep an eye on their stacks. i've never tried the note system over there. i'm guessing would at least show up while they were at your table.

Preflop is pretty dubious. I don't have enough info to want to flat a <90bb player's open even given our positions as a standard, nor do I want to 3bet it.