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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6667735, member: 289533"] Thanks for sharing your hand. I would love to recommend CardsChat hand converter, it turns reading easier. Considering this is still a micro-stakes game I’m not on board with the preflop action: sure, we can be calling versus BU with good hands such as J7s, Q8s, T6s, etc but these are complicated combos and hard to play, for they will miss the flop often. I would like more to 3-bet preflop and fold to 4-bet just in case. As played, fine, we also should be defending our blinds from time to time. On the flop is fine to check because we flopped the third nut flush and we would love villain to bluff it. However leading is also a good move, to try to extract value of losing hands and potential draws. On the turn we bet... 3 blinds??? I think this is too small, we haven’t build the pot OTF so here we could’ve bet more to try to extract more value on the river. OTR we bet small again and villain pushed right off the bat: now we must only consider which hands could be have playing like these and consider the power of our own range before calling. It’s hard to fold this jam because villain is loose and could have worst flushes in his range, plus another chunk of dominated hands. Calling is fine, but suspicious: we’ve bet too small on the turn and river and villain could simply be calling with hands that are not the best for this board configuration. That being said, at the micros, I would’ve 3-bet preflop, c-bet on the flop to 1/3, 1/2 pot, and double barrel the turn for a larger sizing as well: I like to be the one jamming on the turn/river, not calling jams. [/QUOTE]

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