$Freeroll NLHE MTT Turbo: Bad flop call?

I called the preflop raise to defend blinds considering it was only min raise.
I then called the flop bet because of 4:1 Pot odds I believe.
but I did not consider my stack size, if it would have been a total blank I would have like 5 BB ( I think that was a mistake) and probably would have to commit to the hand anyways
The turn gave me a little more outs with the flush draw and I went all in because of the reason explained above

Should I have folded on the flop?

Thanks!

pokerstars Hand #168895938842: Tournament #1859329560, Freeroll Hold'em No Limit - Level VI (80/160) - 2017/04/11 10:31:23 PT [2017/04/11 13:31:23 ET]
Table '1859329560 1022' 9-max Seat #7 is the button
Seat 1: avictoria (10895 in chips)
Seat 2: Nikolai21_77 (955 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 3: Simba44Tips (825 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 4: MiLady_u (3040 in chips)
Seat 5: 11Eder25 (3435 in chips)
Seat 6: bigdane888 (885 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 7: Gnorxan (2255 in chips)
Seat 8: ACULA2 (745 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 9: Heruman (1635 in chips)
avictoria: posts the ante 15
Nikolai21_77: posts the ante 15
Simba44Tips: posts the ante 15
MiLady_u: posts the ante 15
11Eder25: posts the ante 15
bigdane888: posts the ante 15
Gnorxan: posts the ante 15
ACULA2: posts the ante 15
Heruman: posts the ante 15
ACULA2: posts small blind 80
Heruman: posts big blind 160
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Heruman [8h 9h]
avictoria: folds
Nikolai21_77: folds
Simba44Tips: folds
MiLady_u: folds
11Eder25: calls 160
bigdane888: folds
Gnorxan: raises 160 to 320
ACULA2: folds
Heruman: calls 160
11Eder25: calls 160
*** FLOP *** [6d 7h As]
Nikolai21_77 has returned
Heruman: checks
11Eder25: checks
Gnorxan: bets 480
Heruman: calls 480
11Eder25: folds
*** TURN *** [6d 7h As] [Jh]
Heruman: bets 820 and is all-in
Gnorxan: calls 820
*** RIVER *** [6d 7h As Jh] [Ts]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Heruman: shows [8h 9h] (a straight, Seven to Jack)
Gnorxan: shows [Ad Ac] (three of a kind, Aces)
Heruman collected 3775 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 3775 | Rake 0
Board [6d 7h As Jh Ts]
Seat 1: avictoria folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: Nikolai21_77 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: Simba44Tips folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: MiLady_u folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: 11Eder25 folded on the Flop
Seat 6: bigdane888 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 7: Gnorxan (button) showed [Ad Ac] and lost with three of a kind, Aces
Seat 8: ACULA2 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 9: Heruman (big blind) showed [8h 9h] and won (3775) with a straight, Seven to Jack

Your chances to hit a streight on the turn were 1/6, while you paid 480 for a pot of aprox. 1500. But on the other hand with an all in coming you've got a total 1300 for 3775, which is pretty much 1/3 and with another draw card on the river it's kind of coin flip, maybe the chances are quite bigger for your opponent with AA, because of a possible flush. When you comited 1/5 of your stack on the flop it's not so easy to fold with such a draw.

Once you reach that flop you cannot fold should just stick it in on flop.

Should not be limping this hand preflop with your stack size of 10 BB. If you want to play this hand you need to just open shove preflop. Open shoving is not a bad play with this hand and stack size especially since you are playing five handed essentially.

89s is good enough to shove with 10 BB vs a limp and a cut off min raise. Then, shove flop even after the opponent raise. You're never folding with only 820 behind, so might as well try to fold out some weak A's or weaker pocket pairs. Folding the flop would be terrible, you got an open ended draw, how much better of a flop were you hoping for when you called pre? You committed, you have to go with it now.

I think your opponent played horribly allowing you and one other player to see the flop cheaply, and then also making a low bet on the flop.

mcgregor_415 said:

Your chances to hit a streight on the turn were 1/6, while you paid 480 for a pot of aprox. 1500. But on the other hand with an all in coming you've got a total 1300 for 3775, which is pretty much 1/3 and with another draw card on the river it's kind of coin flip, maybe the chances are quite bigger for your opponent with AA, because of a possible flush. When you comited 1/5 of your stack on the flop it's not so easy to fold with such a draw.

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Thank you very much

joeisi said:

Once you reach that flop you cannot fold should just stick it in on flop.

Yes I think I called and then was like "I should gone all in on flop considering the stack"

Should not be limping this hand preflop with your stack size of 10 BB. If you want to play this hand you need to just open shove preflop. Open shoving is not a bad play with this hand and stack size especially since you are playing five handed essentially.

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Thank you, I'll try and remember that for next plays

Gerb said:

89s is good enough to shove with 10 BB vs a limp and a cut off min raise. Then, shove flop even after the opponent raise. You're never folding with only 820 behind, so might as well try to fold out some weak A's or weaker pocket pairs. Folding the flop would be terrible, you got an open ended draw, how much better of a flop were you hoping for when you called pre? You committed, you have to go with it now.

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Thank you, I guess I partially think it through and that is why I posted the hand to help me when ever I am in the same spot, thank you

Andrew Popov said:

I think your opponent played horribly allowing you and one other player to see the flop cheaply, and then also making a low bet on the flop.

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I think I saw 2 or 3 times players min raising with pocket Aces and then suffering from 3-5 callers post flop

Amatsu_H said:

I think I saw 2 or 3 times players min raising with pocket Aces and then suffering from 3-5 callers post flop

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freerolls usually have a lot of players opening wide enough, especially if it's cheap. You need to make larger bets if you do not want to be with aces in front of five or six players. Someone from them will probably guess the board.

I guess its ok to go allin, but maybe you should had shoved on the flop, many AK, AQ, AJ will fold it

Andrew Popov said:

Freerolls usually have a lot of players opening wide enough, especially if it's cheap. You need to make larger bets if you do not want to be with aces in front of five or six players. Someone from them will probably guess the board.

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hahaha yes I have made that mistake before

bumerangue said:

I guess its ok to go allin, but maybe you should had shoved on the flop, many AK, AQ, AJ will fold it

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Thank you for the feedback, I guess I should have thought it better before calling as to what was going to happen on flop considering my stack

Amatsu_H said:

Thank you for the feedback, I guess I should have thought it better before calling as to what was going to happen on flop considering my stack

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You got to think about your stack and the range your oponnent probably play. Maybe the right play was to fold preflop, or on the flop, but that issue its the player and only the player that has that feeling on the moment, thinking about how the villains has been playing since you arrived the table.