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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6755333, member: 397965"] Preflop Easy fold. But once you made the mistake of limping, you have to call the min-raise. Which by the way is very silly sizing by the opponent. He should either limp behind or make a real raise to at least 3BB. Flop You flopped a flushdraw. Checking to the preflop raiser is definitely standard. He then makes a C-bet, and the other guy fold. This is either a call or a jam. Calling is not bad, but I have a slight preference for jamming. He is never folding an A to your stack size, but you have reasonable equity against an A right now. And I have to imagine, that he is not only C-betting AX hands. So I think, there must be at least some fold equity to be gained. But I agree with HP300GOD, that it would be much better to check-jam on basically anything but a A high flop. Turn As played you should check-jam now. You dont want to let another spade roll off and put you in an awkward spot on the river, and there is less than a half pot sized bet left. A T, 8 or 5 would also put a 1-liner to a straight, which will kill your river action. River As played I agree with donk betting now. You dont want to check here and allow him to check back top pair. But you should have been all-in on the flop or turn, so this should never be an issue to begin with. Results Postflop this is just a cooler, and there is nothing, you could have done to avoid going broke. But you should not have been in the hand to begin with. So its an example of creating your own cooler by being to loose preflop. Bad hands get coolered more often. For instance he could also have showed you a K, Q or J high flush, which you would also have lost to. [/QUOTE]

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