$2 NLHE Full Ring: NL2 FT: Good fold or bad fold?

Party Poker - $0.01/$0.02 No Limit Holdem (8 players)
Party Poker Hand Converter Tool from CardsChat.com
SB HSorrow: $1.36
BB Hero: $2.01
UTG selad888: $3.17
UTG+1 NikmoloS: $1.38
MP aghrealus: $2.10
MP+1 mamsita007: $2.11
CO SorinBvRo: $2.37
BTN sicr19: $3
Pre-flop: ($0.03) Hero is BB and dealt
selad888 calls $0.02, 3 folds, SorinBvRo calls $0.02, 2 folds, Hero checks
Flop: ($0.07) (3 players)
Hero checks, selad888 checks, SorinBvRo bets $0.07, Hero folds, selad888 calls $0.07
Turn: ($0.21) (2 players)
selad888 checks, SorinBvRo checks
River: ($0.21) (2 players)
selad888 checks, SorinBvRo checks
Final Pot: $0.21
Showdown:
selad888 mucks his hand
Outcome: selad888 wins $0.20

Winner had AT. Even without the result, tho, was it a good fold?

Well don't post results. I'd say it's a bad fold and you should bet the flop yourself

1. raise preflop, villains range is weak due to limping
2. bet flop
3. Continue with bet on turn
4. Don't post results

lol what did you think he had, a flush?

Raise preflop like deuces wild said and bet the flop. It's hard to flop a flush and you have TPGK.

bgomez89 said:

lol what did you think he had, a flush?

Raise preflop like deuces wild said and bet the flop. It's hard to flop a flush and you have TPGK.

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Yes, I did think he had a flush. What was your clue that he didn't?

Thanks to everyone for their replies. I'll avoid posting results from now on.

My clue is that you only flop a flush only around 1 out of 121 times. Also I'm not quite sure how you can put him on exactly a flush when he just threw out one bet, especially when he could be betting this board with pretty much any pair, a big flush draw, and air

bgomez89 said:

My clue is that you only flop a flush only around 1 out of 121 times. Also I'm not quite sure how you can put him on exactly a flush when he just threw out one bet, especially when he could be betting this board with pretty much any pair, a big flush draw, and air

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Yeah, you can't auto assume someone always has a flush when they bet and there are three to a flush on the board...you have top pair good kicker in a limped pot. Lead out and you'll get a ton of folds on average....looking at how the hand played out it would seem all players were scared of that potential flush...the villain with AT should have bet for value on both turn and river but note that...more often than not no-one will have that flush and take advantage of others fears...if you really face resistance or aggression then start to play careful.