TP+ flush draw: Played right?

***** Hand History for Game 5315867799 *****
$50 NL Texas Hold'em - Thursday, October 05, 01:22:46 ET 2006
Table Table 109775 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 3: DunHooked ( $100.90 )
Seat 5: delkyr ( $3.83 )
Seat 6: E_wall ( $118.60 )
Seat 2: Alwayz_Par ( $47.66 )
Seat 1: anaho12 ( $42.15 )
Seat 4: bowl816 ( $37.90 )
Alwayz_Par posts small blind [$0.25].
DunHooked posts big blind [$0.50].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to DunHooked [ 9h Qh ]
delkyr calls [$0.50].
E_wall calls [$0.50].
anaho12 folds.
Alwayz_Par calls [$0.25].
DunHooked checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Qc, 5h, Th ]
Alwayz_Par checks.
DunHooked bets [$1.50].
delkyr folds.
E_wall calls [$1.50].
Alwayz_Par raises [$3].
DunHooked raises [$13.50].
E_wall folds.
Alwayz_Par is all-In [$44.16]
DunHooked calls.

He cant have a better flush draw AND a better hand right now....

My real fear is that he has a set.. if so I still have 9 outs.

Thoughts?

I just call these to the river and go nuts when I improve against opponents that clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.

Don't kid yourself into thinking you have much fold equity and the pot wasn't build pre-flop to boot.

Don't kid yourself into thinking you have much fold equity

Good point...

GAMBoooooL!

Originally Posted by Fnord

I just call these to the river and go nuts when I improve against opponents that clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.

Don't kid yourself into thinking you have much fold equity and the pot wasn't build pre-flop to boot.

a flop reraise without the nuts isn't always about fold equity