Flopped King High Flush

[Mattnxtc 0]

100nl bodog 6maxHero: 100CO: 100Button: covers bothHero in bb: K Q :club:Preflop: 1 fold, co calls, button calls, sb folds, hero checksPot: 4Flop: 4 5 6 Action: Hero bets 3, co raises to 25, Button flat calls, Hero????This hand happened about a week ago but both players were decent good players though the button was riding a rushWhats my action?

[cheetaking 0]

Push!

[disctiger85 0]

PUSH!!!

FYP

[Pot Odds RAC 23]

Push!!!

[bdc30 0]

Push!!!

Insta.

[NoSup4U 0]

You could raise pf too, wouldn't be especially horrible. But I'm not against calling.But yeah, obv push on flop. I think the pot is big enough to take down now, and not peel. No need to see a club or the board pair.Mark

[Shimmering Wang 1]

I think I always raise this hand preflop. I love playing big suited cards in decent-sized pots, no matter my position, in multiway pots. Plus, raising out of the blinds always gives us just a liiittle bit extra fold equity to make up for our position deficit. But I think you want to build yourself a pot here with a hand that can hit the flop really hard.And I shove them all in there, and leave the rest up to God. Button has a hand here, but he could beat you into the pot drawing dead. He could also beat you into the pot while YOU are drawing dead, too.Wang

[mk 11]

I think I always raise this hand preflop. I love playing big suited cards in decent-sized pots, no matter my position, in multiway pots.

that's because you're a limit hold 'em player, and you've read ed miller too many times. this isn't always a raise in nl.

[krup24 0]

I don't raise this in the BB hardly ever

[cheetaking 0]

I'm definitely against re-raising pre-flop. K/Q suited is more of a drawing hand than anything. And if you re-raise and don't hit the flop, you're then forced to make a continuation bet out of position, which is often a recipie for disaster. Call, and wait to see the flop before you commit any more chips to the pot. Once the flop comes and there is a bet/call, shoving all-in is the only option. Since this is Bodog we're talking about, your shove is getting called by any set, 2-pair, big overpair, and maybe even just an ace-high flush draw. That's 4 groups of calling hands which you beat versus just one which you don't. Those are the implied odds that you should be dreaming about. Shove!

[Zach6668 513]

I'm definitely against re-raising pre-flop. K/Q suited is more of a drawing hand than anything. And if you re-raise and don't hit the flop, you're then forced to make a continuation bet out of position, which is often a recipie for disaster. Call, and wait to see the flop before you commit any more chips to the pot. Once the flop comes and there is a bet/call, shoving all-in is the only option. Since this is Bodog we're talking about, your shove is getting called by any set, 2-pair, big overpair, and maybe even just an ace-high flush draw. That's 4 groups of calling hands which you beat versus just one which you don't. Those are the implied odds that you should be dreaming about. Shove!

It is not a reraise PF.I could go either way on PF, depending on how weak-tight they are post flop, and their propensity to fold to my c-bet when I don't improve.

[benhoug 0]

I don't raise this in the BB hardly ever

I'm with you. It's not a strong enough hand to play out of position. As far as the hand, push. One guy has a set, the other has a smaller flush, or the Ace. Push and hope your hand holds.

[meservery 0]

100nl bodog 6maxHero: 100CO: 100Button: covers bothHero in bb: K Q :club:Preflop: 1 fold, co calls, button calls, sb folds, hero checksPot: 4Flop: 4 5 6 Action: Hero bets 3, co raises to 25, Button flat calls, Hero????This hand happened about a week ago but both players were decent good players though the button was riding a rushWhats my action?

The button's flat call scares the pants off me... What hand(s) flat calls here?

[pokerkid 0]

The button's flat call scares the pants off me... What hand(s) flat calls here?

A bad player with the Ac