[Closed] Cannot believe I did what I did....

JAM FLOP! we have a big pot on flop so all we want to do is make it bigger! nobody will fold a hand here, cause odds are great!
problemp could be the diamond ace, so make it a expensive draw and bet & raise!

ehm, she's a beginner playing by the shc chart. On the BB it says check/call with KTs. As a whole I think she did pretty ok. The turn raise is pretty aggressive, just a drawing hand and it looks as if the CO hit his ace, but it's not necessarily bad since it gives UTG a chance to fold. And it also looks like UTG was on the flushdraw as well since he raises on the river again, likely to have the ace so a 3bet there wouldn't be right.

She probably lost the hand, UTG definitely suggested a strong ace but his flop raise doesn't mean he has a diamond flush draw. I would've just called on the turn and then bet/called on the river as she did.

EDIT: Hola, I completely forgot that the beginners Strategy emphasises that you should fold any hand when the pot has been raised and reraised unless holding a "Cap" hand. Still, on the big blind that isn't a terrible mistake since you already have 1 bet in.

Anakha is right! Fold preflop, shc says check/call.

But when you hit second nut-flush after so much preflop action, you have to gain more value and also protect your hand. Another diamond and you're maybe drawing dead.

Sjeesh, another oversight, I'm losing my touch :).

I read a flush draw on the flop, not a made flush already. That makes the turn raise correct and I'd 3bet the flop as well.

Mental note to self, no more commenting on hands without at least 2 espresso's in my system.

Thx guys,
I'll definetly will do better...Do you predict a fold by the other if I 3-betted the flop...?
Am I allowed to tell you how it ended???

Not really, but a King high flush is a powerfull hand which deserves to be jammed for equity, if one of them is chasing with an Ace of diamonds they're behind so you'll win most of the time and it isn't to likely he also already holds a flush but with an ace. Should the flop be capped it becomes a player estimate, if he's usually aggressive I'd call down (and the cap will probably either pacify or fold the 3rd) and if he's usually passive I'd fold on the turn (capping flop costs you 2 BB, 0.5 BB less then a complete calldown, so it isn't necesarily too expensive if you're sure you can read where you stand and you already hold such a strong hand, when in doubt it would be a calldown btw).

I am somewhat curious on how the hand ended :)(doesn't look like it will influence much discussion anymore). My guess would be UTG holds something like an AJo with the Ace of diamonds and CO holds holds another ace.

There is ofcourse a straight flush possibility, but I wouldn't put to much worry in that, if someone raises utg/3bets/calls a reraise preflop with an A4s he's pretty fishy and a nice nomination for your buddylist

EDIT: damn spellingerrors, broke my promise and posted before 2 espresso :).

well, my read on this whole think would be:

I really really should have capped the flop for already having my flush, maybe the ace of diamonds would have folded with its small kicker right away...
but with the next diamond on the river I lost the hand to the ace of diamonds finally...!!

Ace of diamonds wouldnt fold here, to big pot.

Ok, thx :heart: