Flopped 3-flush Straight all-in...

Been pretty tight lately, time to mix it up with the raise.
OPP was a loose short-stack buyin.


***** Hand History for Game 3519866239 *****
$200 NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, February 08, 23:00:25 EDT 2006
Table Table 65332 (6 max) (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: HotPokkets ( $242.80 )
Seat 2: NLT_Cowboy ( $111.25 )
Seat 3: mugatu628 ( $81.95 )
Seat 4: JBIGWHEELS ( $691.01 )
Seat 5: sed76 ( $251.75 )
Seat 6: suisideking2 ( $96.70 )
HotPokkets posts small blind [$1].
mugatu628 posts big blind [$2].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to sed76 [ Ts 9h ]
JBIGWHEELS folds.
sed76 raises [$6].
suisideking2 calls [$6].
HotPokkets calls [$5].
mugatu628 calls [$4].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 7s, 6s, 8s ]
HotPokkets checks.
mugatu628 checks.
sed76 bets [$10].
suisideking2 is all-In [$90.70]
HotPokkets folds.
mugatu628 folds.
sed...

Comments?

i call because its only 50bb

I'd call, I think a set may play it that fast on the board and if he really is that loose Ad and a board pair is also a possibility. I might raise the flop harder as well, less than 1/2 pot is just asking for a lone Ad or Kd to tag along and outdraw you cheap, or try and push you off the pot as you have displayed weakness.

I like the small position bet for a number of reasons...

a) I use the same line as a pot builder in multi-way pots with the flopped nuts
b) cheap way to take down the pot if no-one is on a strong draw or flush
c) the pot is multi-way, making a check-call for overcalls line very profitable so it limits your exposure if that is the case.
d) If you get a call and the 4-flush hits.... you are out of the hand cheap.

VS a single player, I agree that a larger bet is warranted but against a school, I try to limit my exposure in situations like this when I could be way be hind and drawing to a single out.

I did end up calling, because the raise was way out of line with the way an average player plays a flopped flush. The push said TP + nut flush draw, set, or two pair to me. Turns out he had 67 for 2 pair. If I had raised the pot, making this read would have been much harder since his raise of my bet would have been more in line with 3-4x my raise instead of 3x the pot-size.

- sed

I like your reasoning.

When it's mutiway I do not try to go out of my way and bet the pot, especially 4 way action..

I'm hoping one of the three has something and is willing to make that call.

The turn is another case.....

However, I would have bet 13 on the flop b/c it's such a prettier number ;-).

I can't imagine him just pushing the nuts. Call, he probably just has one of 'em.