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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5924096, member: 397965"]
Preflop
I can go either way here, when he 3-bet. You are getting a good price + position, but on the other hand a big blind 3-betting range is often super nutted.

Flop
When he bet this small, you obviously have to at least call. It looks kind of weak (which obviously it was not after seeing his hand), so I could see an argument for taking a bad draw like this and turn it into a bluff, especially because you have a BDFD as well as your gutshot.

Turn
You picked up a "scare card" but no extra equity. In fact you lost equity to hands with a diamond in them, and you are drawing dead, if he already has a flush, and of course there is only one more card to come. For those reasons I like betting turn much less than raising flop. So as played I would check and essentially give up, unless I improve on the river.

River
You got there, and I dont think, there is any other play than to jam for value. Its very unlikely, he check-called turn with a flush, and there is less than a pot sized bet left. So just pile it in and hope, he has something strong enough to pay you off. Which this time he did :)
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