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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 5996490, member: 305911"] I'll start with a disclaimer that I believe these types of hands could be a big part of why I feel like I suck at cash and normally play tournaments but I'll still post what I think. I'll also add that the stack of the villain lends me to think they are more fishy than the average player since they are not playing with 100 BBs. That is not always the case of course and I have played with less than 100 BBs at times as well but I also am probably a cash fish lol. I am going to jump to the turn as I think pre and flop are fine although I think you can check back flop at times as well. I like checking the turn here as played to just go ahead and see if we can hit our straight which has only 6 pure outs instead of 8 with the flush draw as the river shows us. I do believe either the flop or the turn is a check but I probably would have gone the route you did in game and bet flop and check turn. On the river as played there are some hands that villain could be over valuing like 98 and 109 but those are much smaller chunk of their range vs made flushes. As I mentioned earlier I think this is where I am sucking in cash but I am folding here. My initial guess is the villain is fishy, they called a turn bet they probably shouldnt have and made their flush and then when they did they went big with it. I hate folding straights but if you think you are beat, as I do, you should fold here unless the price is good which it isnt here. I will add that if you check the turn here then the pot going to the river is 26 cents and then when the villain comes out and bets 25 cents or whatever, even though the price is the same it is a little easier to call (I know in the long run its still -EV) but mentally it is easier to call a 25 cent bet than a 56 cent bet so the hand could have played easier with a check on the turn. I still think I fold to a 25 cent bet into 26 cent pot if that were the case but it would be a lot closer for me. [/QUOTE]

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