NL5 Flush Draw

why do you donklead so big

i mostly prefer to c/r but on such a board i think i just take the passive route (check/call)
also i think it's a fold on turn because he's betting too hard we can't even get his stack if we hit because he doesn't have one

I have to admit that i played here bad!

Well i hate to play with FD check/call situations, i prefer i am out of position and preflop aggresor and continue to be aggresive with FD with enough equity putting two barrels 80% of pot, if i do hit draw then river is for value, if not then give and most likely check/fold.

if you want to be aggressive with draws then just check/raise/shove in you can often fold better hands with the c/r (and take his cbet!), and if he checks behind you get a free card which is not bad either

Hi,

Your main goal is to get all-in on the flop having fold equity. I like your lead on the flop, but then shove over his min-raise. Not sure he would raise/fold there Kx hands, but for example KJ you have 45% equity that is enough to get all-in against midstack and he can always have there worse draw that you´re ahead at.

On the turn you don´t get correct pot odds, so it is either shove (putting him on draws) or fold

best regards,