pl o/8 - bodog

[gobears 0]

I'm in the BB with Q 10 5 3 Full table; Four limpers, I check - Pot is $5Flop is J K 5 So I have the 2nd Nut flush draw and OESD; I'm first to act and bet out $3, 2 callers, 2 folds - Pot is $14Turn is A I have the nut straight but am subject to redraws and a possible low; I checked. Next player bet the pot $14, 1 fold, I called. Pot is $42River is 2 I checked and other player checked behind me.Comments please.

[bdc30 0]

I would have raised his turn bet by the size of the pot.You have the current nuts, a decent low draw should one come on the river, and a re-draw at a heart flush.I think you're good for at the very least 1/2 the pot here.

[gobears 0]

I would have raised his turn bet by the size of the pot.You have the current nuts, a decent low draw should one come on the river, and a re-draw at a heart flush.I think you're good for at the very least 1/2 the pot here.

I didn't have any low draw as the 5 on the board counterfeited my 5

[bdc30 0]

oops-my bad sorry, it's 430am I missed the counterfeited low.

[mk 11]

seems good to me.

[yeffy 0]

I wouldn't be so scared of the backdoor flush. I think either a potsize bet or 3/4 pot bet on the turn protects your hand slightly against the multiple draws present, you have the current nuts with backup so I'm looking for action, a check raise may even be in order.The river is trickier here. I think your hand is too strong to give up on. The flush present is backdoor so it isn't a certainty that it is there. The presence of a low and specifically a wheel make the check tough since it is easy for someone to blow you off the pot here. I like betting out and potentially folding to a potsize raise. By betting you have the possibility of moving someones small flush off the pot or getting a fold from a weak low that was counterfitted with the deuce (ie: A-2-7-x). In a 3 way pot or more I think a check / fold is in order here, but heads up I go for the bet.