Flopped nut flush draw ($11).

[Rage2100]

SB was fairly tight and very passive. He had stats of 20/0/1.0 over 47 hands. He hadn't completed much from the SB before, which made me suspicious. Should I push here, or fold? He's definitely not folding to a push, so I don't think I have the odds to push if he has something like 2 pair or a set. I hate folding too though.

Big Blind is t150 (7 handed)

UTG (t625)
UTG+1 (t3470)
MP1 (t2040)
CO (t1655)
Button (t1985)
SB (t1550)
Hero (t3675)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 4 , A .
5 folds, SB calls t75, Hero checks

Flop: (t300) K , T , 6 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t200, SB raises to t700, Hero ??

[taipan168]

I just check behind on the flop and take the free card, particularly if he hadn't completed the SB previously.

As played, I agree that opp is never folding, so you need to risk 1275 chips to potentially win 1900 chips, so you're getting 1.5 to 1 on the call. Assuming that opp never has a set and that if you hit a fourth spade you're always good, you are about 1.9 to 1 against to hit on the turn and river so have to fold.

[Rage2100]

I just check behind on the flop and take the free card, particularly if he hadn't completed the SB previously.

If I had done this, I wouldn't have been in this mess in the first place.

SB could also have completed with a smaller pair though, or something like A9, and I thought the board may be scary for him if this was the case.

[donkbee]

I think the bet on the flop is okay. I agree with taipan that it's a fold when raised, though.

[kmind]

bet fold the flizzop vs. this tighty

[taipan168]

I don't hate betting the flop against this player but it would suck to get C-Red off this hand (as OP did).

[kmind]

I just think he plays soooo passively vs. us that we have to bet. He just happened to hit big.

[TLR]

With his stats his seems extermly passive, I dont mind your bet, but you have to fold t his raise. Against a looser player you will usually have 12 outs and you can race