flopped OESD+FD, but no fold equity

Hey guys,

I'd just like some feedback on how this hand was played.

-Villain is 28/8/3.6
-He is solid overall, and most of the time when I see him raise he has at least two-pair or a set
-given his 3-bet on the flop, I put him on at least 2-pair and I really don't think I have any fold equity if I push this flop.

Cryptologic
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.50/$1
4 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $142.75
Button: $75
SB: $101.75
Hero: $124.75

Pre-flop: (4 players) Hero is BB with
2 folds, SB calls, Hero checks.

Flop: ($2, 2 players)
SB bets $2, Hero raises to $6, SB raises to $21, Hero calls.

Turn: ($44, 2 players)
SB bets $29, Hero ??

you dont need any FE on the flop; he most likely has the nuts which makes you a favorite

Originally Posted by nutsinho

you dont need any FE on the flop; he most likely has the nuts which makes you a favorite

Alright, so the take home message here is to push this all day, even if he has a set/straight already and won't fold?

And as played.. call any turn bet that is pot-sized or less?

FlOP PUSH!!! All the time

raise preflop

Originally Posted by nutsinho

you dont need any FE on the flop; he most likely has the nuts which makes you a favorite

That doesn't mean you push the flop. Your straight outs are a little hidden and you are in position. Just call the turn and play the river depending on whether you hit your draws or not. Doing this is more +EV than pushing IMO

Originally Posted by Massimo

Originally Posted by nutsinho

you dont need any FE on the flop; he most likely has the nuts which makes you a favorite

That doesn't mean you push the flop. Your straight outs are a little hidden and you are in position. Just call the turn and play the river depending on whether you hit your draws or not. Doing this is more +EV than pushing IMO

I am assuming we are flat calling the turn since villain is giving us good odds to call, and we are about 30% to hit. What if villain bet $45-50 on the turn, instead of $29? Does villain's $50 behind still make this a turn call?

Originally Posted by griffey24

Originally Posted by Massimo

Originally Posted by nutsinho

you dont need any FE on the flop; he most likely has the nuts which makes you a favorite

That doesn't mean you push the flop. Your straight outs are a little hidden and you are in position. Just call the turn and play the river depending on whether you hit your draws or not. Doing this is more +EV than pushing IMO

I am assuming we are flat calling the turn since villain is giving us good odds to call, and we are about 30% to hit. What if villain bet $45-50 on the turn, instead of $29? Does villain's $50 behind still make this a turn call?

exactly; it is more +EV to call than to push flop if he's going to bet the turn so lightly, but if he plays like a champ on a blank turn we are very sorry that we didn't get it in on the flop