Top Pair 2nd Nut Flush Draw On Flop

[peteace 0]

First off, I've been buying in for the minimum in these games as kind of an experiment to see if I can't build a bankroll from $50, so that's why I have so few chips.No real reads on the Villian here. Comments on pre flop action and everything after are appreciated.Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (9 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FCP)BB ($9.50)Hero ($3)UTG+1 ($15.70)MP1 ($8.50)MP2 ($10)MP3 ($1.95)CO ($3.05)Button ($11.10)SB ($3.70)Preflop: Hero is UTG with Q , K . Hero raises to $0.3, 7 folds, BB raises to $0.8, Hero calls $0.50.Flop: ($1.75) T , 3 , Q (2 players)BB bets $3, Hero ??

[RollTheDice 0]

Get it in there.

[JaysForLife 0]

I dont get it, this seems extremely standard. youve hit as good of a flop as you could hope for, time to shove them in

[Acid_Knight 2]

You're kidding right? You put in 1/4 of your chips preflop with a hand that's likely domianted and you caught what is possibly one of the top 3 flops you could ever ask for with that hand and you're asking if it's correct to put in your chips?Hellmuth those babies in there!

[peteace 0]

Well I guess I was more asking whether it was a dumb preflop call of the reraise, or was it a dumb raise in the first place? I like my raise just fine when I do a full buy in, but since I'm so short, I'm not so sure. I did call the bet on the flop and sucked out on his aces.

[Acid_Knight 2]

Well I guess I was more asking whether it was a dumb preflop call of the reraise, or was it a dumb raise in the first place? I like my raise just fine when I do a full buy in, but since I'm so short, I'm not so sure. I did call the bet on the flop and sucked out on his aces.

Raising UTG at a full table with KQhh isn't a very good play to begin with. When you're that short, you definitely shouldn't be doing it.

[NoBBiR 0]

This is a joke right?