Top Set on flush board

[twosevoff]

***** Hand History for Game 2994531990 *****
$50 NL Texas Hold'em - Sunday, November 06, 23:12:52 EDT 2005
Table Table 65325 (6 max) (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: timmythemick ( $70.40 )
Seat 5: vkva11 ( $76.10 )
Seat 6: twosevoff ( $84.45 )
Seat 2: AZSkipper ( $26.94 )
Seat 3: LordByron69 ( $50.71 )
Seat 4: combsdl ( $64.83 )
vkva11 posts small blind [$0.25].
twosevoff posts big blind [$0.50].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to twosevoff [ Qd Qs ]
timmythemick folds.
AZSkipper folds.
LordByron69 folds.
combsdl calls [$0.50].
vkva11 calls [$0.25].
twosevoff raises [$1.50].
combsdl calls [$1.50].
vkva11 calls [$1.50].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 7h, 5h, Qh ]
vkva11 folds.
twosevoff bets [$5].
combsdl raises [$15].
twosevoff calls [$10].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 4c ]
twosevoff checks.
combsdl is all-In [$47.83]
twosevoff....

[aislephive]

Hmm, tough one. You're not commited so folding is a reasonable play. If he has the bare Ah which wouldn't surprise me, then you call. You do have a lot of outs though .. I dunno. Very tough hand. I assume you folded, correct?

[SmackinYaUp]

I call. He played it a little fast compared to most players with a flopped flsuh. Its either a bare Ah or its a baby flush or smaller set/2pair that doesn't want to see any more hearts. If you're up against the flush just hope the board pairs.

[bencathers]

Forced folding by VKA scares me.. haha.. I call because this is too aggressive for a flopped flush. I see Ah making this play all the time and if he does have the flush, hope for you hitting one of 10 outs to a boat

[STIdrivr]

this is a tough one, for sure you have outs and you may have the best hand.

[twosevoff]

Rest of the hand:

twosevoff calls [$47.83].
** Dealing River ** [ 3h ]
twosevoff shows [ Qd, Qs ] three of a kind, queens.
combsdl shows [ 4s, 6c ] a straight, three to seven.
combsdl wins $128.66 from the main pot with a straight, three to seven.
lmao
sorry

Would you have pushed the flop in this hand? I didn't because I didn't want to take the lead away from him if he was bluffing or semibluffing and was wary of a made flush. By pushing though I get a set/two pair to go broke with me where it probably wouldn't put more money in the pot if a heart comes, avoid letting him draw out if he just has a single heart (or the garbage draw he actually had), and even if he has the made flush I still have a good chance of drawing to a boat and might as well get my money in with two cards to come rather than one. In retrospect, I think pushing is the better play.

[IowaSkinsFan]

before i saw your reply this is what i was gonna say and am going to stick to. If he had a flush it wasn't a high one or else he'd be playing it slower. considering the preflop raise put him call.

[STIdrivr]

ouch that sucks man you got him to put his money in with the worse hand and he gets lucky, dont you hate poker

[bencathers]

ouch that sucks man you got him to put his money in with the worse hand and he gets lucky, dont you hate poker

yes

[mxiu]

I push after he raises any day. I'm not sure if it applies, but I believe there's some folding equity here... If called, you've got quite a few outs to draw your boat against a flopped flush.