Yeah you`re right to question whether I`m gonna get called by worse hands, but in this case I think I will, there hasnt been much action yet and the 5 puts a lot of straight possibilities on the board. I think villain will look me up with a T, two pair, a set, a straight, and lower flushes of course. There are very few hands that beat me though, only an A/K high flush.

Also be careful not to assume everyone plays like yourself, a lot of players on the low stakes call way to much, and its important to take advantage of that.

Even though you were good in this hand and usually your good here quite often but the question I have is..Are you going to get paid off?? It was a sneaky flush and very covered but if you put yourself in players shoes are you going to call a raise? Well at least a min raise mabye/mabye not so why risk it? One of the most valuable tips I have taken away from Pokerinfo is what alot of players might find pretty novice but the "only better hands will call you" has really helped me think through situations and I find myself losing smaller pots but winning bigger ones because of that. Using the same type of thinking by asking myself :Am I going to get paid off when theses types of situations come up. You might have earned a possible 10 more dollers here I think at best but if he ships it in you then must call and see bad news. 13 better hands is alot of possibilities. better to win 10 then loes 50. I guess what Im trying to say is that if there is a good chance your beat and you dont have to put money in they I feel its not a great idea. A few posts back I saw on one of your HH posts that you flopped str8 and river boat card peeled of and you didnt have to put money in and you did and it ended up costing alot.

and a BDFD Yeah should hv cbet the flop here.



anyway I just called to realize I should have raised

why didnt you bet the flop? you had a gutter and an over?

There 7 ways to have Ahxh, counting AhKh, but he could easily reraise preflop with that, and 6 other ways to have Khxh (not counting AK since i counted it before)
That is 13 combinations that beat you, IMO his range is pretty wide, including a set, some overcards, straigth, double pair, etc.
So I think is an easy raise (I would say even shove, to put him in a hard desicion in case he has a strong hand like a straigth or a lower flush) IMO


Cant wait to see how this hand ended

Queen high I think just call the 6 and get out without having the reraise to deal with. He could easily have AKh here as well as any Ace hearts. A6h I feel

you hit your flush, so raise

Should I call or raise?