Flop all-in w/ flush draw

From the moment you raise and he 3bets you're getting roughly 28% pot odds (1/(1+(122/48)). In a situation like this, where you have a flushdraw and go all-in OTF, you're equity is something about 36% (9 outs x 4). So the call is about right.
You could call OTF IP once his cbet is not big. I like to do that against players that cbet a lot and tend to give up OTT when you call. I can manage then to steal the pot.
Against a random player, I'd say this is well played.

The 3bet pre is quite large so 78s might get a bit close if it should be called or folded. I still think it should be a fine call pre though.
OTF I would just call and take advantage of our position. If you raise, I think that sizing is on the large side.

When facing that 3bet, either zetozinho miscalculated or I did, but I got 24% pot odds. You have that 36% equity assuming that we win every time we hit a flush, but that is not necessarily the case. We have some reverse implied odds. However, I just played with equilab and it looks like you should get just enough pretty much in every scenario. Only if villain plays like this with sets and quite many better FDs but not with AA and KK, we are losing. So, as played it indeed looks like a call.

With info on villain this can be a call pre but it's still the bottom of your range for calling in this spot.Without any info it's a relatively easy fold preflop in my opinion.

My god that spew lol.
Preflop it's close, you decide to call ok but flop you just never wanna ship your whole stack versus someone representing so strong, and what else would you expect to happen ?

The pre-flop call is already tricky, but on the flop I don't see a reason to raise and if you want to raise you are committed on a shove or you want to min raise.

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SDK1987

Pre flop is probably debatable. Could be a fold in high rake environment. I would call due to my position.

Call flop and evaluate odds on turn. Raising here is probably too thin. If I were to raise, I would raise smaller so I could get away from the hand but it sucks to fold away a good chuck of equity.

My raising range here would be pretty narrow. Tempting to raise some combos of 22 and 66. You cooler any big queen on a queen turn and you cooler the flushes that hit on a Qc turn/river. My bluffs would be 54cc and 43cc. Please note that none of this range is going to be raise/folding. I am going to choose hands that get all the $$$$$$ in.

I dont think i would call pre, and if i did it would be aiming to get a hand like 2pairs, straight or flush.

OTF i wouldn't reraise and only call if the villain has a high CBET% and then gives up easily OTT. We dont have the pot odds to call and i doubt that, if we hit our flush, we can get much value since it may be a bit obvious.