NL2 nut flush OTR

I'm not sure. He's giving you good pot odds for a call, but if you raise, you might be overplaying your hand a little. Your hand has no showdown value at the moment, remember? Comes down to fold equity. If he can fold, then raise.

Firstly, I think that flop is fine, we should begin with the turn. You don't have a draw strong enough to call his 3/4 pot bet, and, as you said, your flush draw is rather obvious to hope for good implied odds. Still, you'll need just $0.19 more to break even, so a call might be wise. But in this case, you made way too big of a bet on the river: you need $0.19, remember? If you bet that much or a little more, I'm sure he'd call, but you make a large bet, and now your flush draw is too obvious.

If this makes any sense Basically, if you bet large river when the draw hits (and you don't have any reads that the opponent is a calling station), you shouldn't call the turn.

Huh? I was even thinking of betting even more, because the villain is never folding trips or lower flush (which is really possible for him to have). 0.19$ bet in the 0.9$ pot is ridicilously small and it's not even worth considering to bet that small, cuz I might lose a lot of value.

Originally posted by Th334
I'm not sure. He's giving you good pot odds for a call, but if you raise, you might be overplaying your hand a little. Your hand has no showdown value at the moment, remember?

That the whole thing: his hand does have the showdown value vs straight draws, gutshots and lower flush draws. Thats the reason why we should keep on calling also to on the turn: its not about we have the flush draw, we can still have the best hand. Thats the whole idea. That second K is actually the best card for us, because it reduces the possibility him having the K.

Originally posted by arnsaa1
Huh? I was even thinking of betting even more, because the villain is never folding trips or lower flush (which is really possible for him to have). 0.19$ bet in the 0.9$ pot is ridicilously small and it's not even worth considering to bet that small, cuz I might lose a lot of value.

Good point! I didn't think about that. Yeah, you're right, he might have a strong hand and pay us off.

Nicely played. Back to your question after some contemplation, I think if you have a read that the villain can bluff-donk, then it's okay to raise his 1/2 pot donk as a semi-bluff. I still wouldn't do it without the reads and just take the good odds