$2 NLHE Full Ring: TT flush draw on turn

vivman1107 said:

Winning Poker, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 - 9 players
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UTG: $2.00 (100 bb)
UTG+1: $0.52 (26 bb)
MP: $6.65 (333 bb)
MP+1: $2.09 (105 bb)
LP (Hero): $2.33 (117 bb)
CO: $1.43 (72 bb)
BU: $2.29 (115 bb)
SB: $2.10 (105 bb)
BB: $2.12 (106 bb)

Pre-Flop: ($0.03) Hero is LP with T♠ T♣
UTG raises to $0.06, 2 players fold, MP+1 calls $0.06, Hero calls $0.06, 4 players fold

Flop: ($0.21) 4♣ 3♠ 4♠ (3 players)
UTG checks, MP+1 checks, Hero bets $0.21, UTG folds, MP+1 calls $0.21

Turn: ($0.63) Q♠ (2 players)
MP+1 checks, Hero bets $0.63, MP+1 raises to $1.82 (all-in), Hero calls $1.19

Hi. This is my first post so please go easy on me. I played for a short while a few years ago at micro stakes and just got back in a few days ago. I've been doing a lot of reading and watching videos and controlled aggression seems to be the common thread.

Against this villain, was I too aggressive on the turn? When this villain 3bet shoves, should I fold more often?

Villain stats: VPIP - 13, PFR - 0, AF - 0.3

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Vallet said:

You drew a flush by placing a big bet on the turn. But I think you're far behind because you got a re-raise. The opponent can have a high flush or full house.

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Aballinamion said:

Hello there vivman1107, very welcome to the CardsChat community and thanks a lot for sharing your hand. Lemme tryna help ya, shall we?

The Preflop

TT is not a good candidate to be calling here to play a Multi-Way-Pot (with more than 2 players involved on the pot). Why? Because if it comes a Jx, Qx, Kx and Ax, we are almost forced to pay at least one street of value, knowing that we are losing and when it comes more than one overcard OTF and we hit a set on the turn or river, our set sometimes will complete straights or even flushes.
Besides, we are out of position, CO, BTN, SB and BB are yet to speak, and this reduces our equity very much. We are calling here with TT simply to hit a set and this is not profitable, for the times players IP call ahead, or many players enter into the pot, or someone Squeezes ahead, what is our plan keep calling to play a huge pot with a hand that can be very dominated for Squeezing ranges? Maybe not.

the postflop

The Flop

Luckily we got position and players did not c-bet, which it could be a good sign ever since hands like JJ, QQ, KK and AA that don't have a spades on its combos would be c-betting flops like this 100% of times, and even when these pocket pairs have one spades on its combos they are also betting.
Our concern about these hands is the UTG, because MP-1 will not display here JJ, QQ, KK and AA, because it would be 3-betting preflop versus UTG's strong ranges that almost always calls and 4-bets.
The flop comes low and we make a c-bet of 100% pot, which is not very good for us, since we are making the pot grow for no other reason, just because we have TT and a weak Back Door Flush.
Given the fact that MP+1 called it will have more flush draws and 33, 44 than us, but they are just a few combos.

The Turn

Not a good card for our range since Villain called 100% c-bet flop out of position and this turn completes a lot of MP+1 bluffs: for example some AQ that it decided to call preflop now is ahead, its flush draws that called OTF now completed and we have only Back Door Flush with a weak kicker (Ts), and MP+1 still can display 33 and 44 that are hands that could be calling 100% flop.
When we do bet 100% on the turn, we are overplaying our hand very much, because we have no QQ and sometimes not even AQ on our range, we do not have a made nut flush because if we had it we would be bluffing it in a very complicated texture where it doubled paired on the flop and we could be already dead.
When we do bet 100% pot on a Turn like this we should have no bluffs, either we do have a full-house, a quads or a nutted flush because there are many hands that could be ahead right now.
Given the stats of your Villain, I believe it would never be lying/bluffing on a scenario like this and its bluffs are strong value hands such as AQ, even QQ (the guy never raises preflop), flushes, full-houses, four of a kind, you name it.

Regards;

Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

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hcuervo said:

Valgame God with the increases in the games that have color is the most difficult thing to guess the major card of your opponents as long as you do not have the ace matador, there it turns extremely Easy and fun

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Vallet said:

The main task is to determine the range of the front cards during the hand. Most of the players who make re-raise have the best cards. We can only speculate now.

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