Flopped flush

[Dan]

I was playing 1/3 and raised 9d10d on the button to 15, the sb and bb call. Flop was 3d7dKd, so I flop gold and the sb leads for 35. The bb flats and it’s on me and I only have about 150 behind. This is the spot where I wasn’t sure exactly what to do. Do I jam 150 effective or do I flat the 35? I settled on a flat which now I am unsure was the right move. The turn is a 3d, sb checks and now the bb bets 60, I call sb jams. With how much money I put in the pot already and with the bb folding to the jam, I shrug and call as lose to AdKh for a flopped top pair with redraw to the nuts which got there on the turn. Was I wrong for flatting the flop bet with a flopped flush? I think in this situation with flopped top pair and ace high diamond draw the sb calls a jam anyway, but for future hands what is the best move in the spot I was in?

[Steven Young]

Jamming the flop is fine. You want Calls from single diamond because you are ahead. Flatting is fine also then if you see a diamond you can let it go maybe. But you are right either way that guy is calling.

[Raghav]

were there like 2 3d in the deck !..lol !

[Austin]

haha, good catch Raghav…. I likely jam the flop because the BB flats. if it were HU I likely just flat the SB lead in hopes a blank hits the turn and he fires again. when the turn comes a 4th diamond and goes check bet, I am folding. too many hands beat you now and you have too many chips to continue. Also really depends on what you think about these players involved. But even really bad players have you beat here often enough to find a fold. What kind of hands do you think these players are betting and calling with on flop?

[Steve]

Austin nailed it, I flat the turn keeping ranges wide and pray for a safe turn card. Then look to jam after turn bet from one of the blinds.
In a three way pot, odds are higher there is a big diamond out there, so folding the turn, while painful, is right choice.
As Austin said, you have way too much to risk with your crappy 10.

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