Flop nuts on T64ddd with Ad*d EP raiser Cbets full pot? What to do? SPR4

My view is that if villain is bad enough to pot a monochrome flop with top set (which doesn't need much protection since people don't want to draw to straights on such boards) then he's bad enough to call our potsize raise.

What I mean is that we don't need to worry about keeping in bluffs. As soon as we 'just' call potsize bet on this board we say "I have a flush". So he checks back to try to boat up otr.

Was it heads up or multi-way? A hi flush is often a good spot to slowplay, especially if there are more people in the pot. Even if they have a set it is only about 17.5% chance they fill up on the turn. Two pair is 10%. If they don't have a set they are dead and raising will usually let them off the hook, whether they have the flush or not.

It was HU and against a pretty wide opener, I myself thought there are many more flushdraw combos here then setcombos and I just thought ok he has 7 outs if he does flop the unlikely set on T64ddd unfortunately he did have top set but I was just thinking the other 85% or so it is an easy call all in on the turn and I think he would have pushed the flush still as well on a pairing turn so that is why I was thinking the call on flop is good. Was stunned to see the top set but what can you do. What tim said also made sense though was this guy really gonna fold to a raise? Still thinking that maybe I should have gotten it in, but on the other hand how often I get folds on the flop when you check raise also makes me doubt that play. Partly player dependent I guess, the other day there was a guy who 4bet the flopped 5hi flush on the flop you know even though I raised him but that is more exception than the rule for sure.

Just call on the flop. Give him the chance to bluff on turn. :-)

By the way, next time post the official hand history. That makes the discussion and analysis a lot easier.