$Freeroll NLHE MTT Turbo: preflop raise in the small blind against a tight player

btn (19bb): limp
Hero | sb (23bb): raise3bb
BB fold
Btn call 2bb
Flop:
Pot (9,7bb)
Hero bets 2,2bb
Btn call
Turn;
pot (14,1bb)
Hero check
Btn check
River:

Hero bets 5,3 bb
Btn call
Did I play correctly? After betting on the flop, I realized that he had A and slowed down the game, he, too, was not against going to showdown. But should I bet on the turn with a gutshot and a flush draw?

personally I don't mind betting on outs. I just don't do it all the time or if my perceived table image is loose and splashy

I don't mind checking the turn, but in a freeroll I would probably run at least a 25-30% pot bet just so the villain doesn't insta jam.

being OOP id prefer flatting or just folding pre
also im seeing only 2 cards on flop, is there 1 diamond missing?

I do not know why you can not see. As a result, the flush reached me

Apparently the translation failed. The question is: should I have been betting on the turn?

PuMa8818 said:

I do not know why you can not see. As a result, the flush reached me

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my firefox not working well for cardschat i guess

PuMa8818 said:

Apparently the translation failed. The question is: should I have been betting on the turn?

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7 high flush draw is not that good of a flush draw to barrel the turn

No need to bluff in freerolls, just call preflop, and play passively postflop. BTW, if you want to raise, raising to 3bb as bluff is meaningless because villain will call with 100% of his range.

I think you played it correctly with the check on the turn. With villian checking behind and being a tight player it tells me he is either chasing a draw or has a pair.

You played it ok I think ������

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and preflop