nutflush for max value , paired river

That’s a big check/raise of the SB on the flop. I expect he has most likely a strong made hand and if you 3bet there you most likely get an all-inn and is calling I think fine. On the turn, he has only $3,73 left after his bet. I don’t think he will fold to often after his strong check/raise on the flop and I would shove it to get the money in. I expect he’s calling almost always.

The river is nasty, but I don’t think I can fold the best flush possible and if he has a full house it’s too bad I think.

Cheers,
SDK1987

If i raise ott, doesn't it follow that I should fold ott when I have QQ+ ?

I would shove the turn. He apperently likes his hand very much so getting the money now is a good idea.
If we didnt do that I would call the River. At these stakes some might overplay a flopped straight, two pair or a smaller flush.

btw: its NL5 I guess right? Cause on party there is no NL4

@Zivermiver yes hem or party one of the two can not deal with 0,2/0,5 blinds apparently.

If I raise all in on the turn I kind of dont have any balance in me anymore I guess... thats why I was wondering. If the river is a blank, I can still get some money from bluffs that would have folded ott had I raised... ?

Originally posted by tschoa
@Zivermiver yes hem or party one of the two can not deal with 0,2/0,5 blinds apparently.

If I raise all in on the turn I kind of dont have any balance in me anymore I guess... thats why I was wondering. If the river is a blank, I can still get some money from bluffs that would have folded ott had I raised... ?

At these stakes we don't need to worry about balance. They call with all sorts of hands. But in case we can balance this with AA/KK with a redraw to a flush- Same with J/9 with a jack of clubs.