Drawing hand, out of position

Okay, I'm fairly happy with how I played this. Once I made the decision to play pf, I think I was justified thereafter.

Had no reads. Table image should be very tight, if anyone was paying attention.

Any advice, criticism?

Hand History STT
7 players

Stack Sizes
BTN: 96,25
SB: 30,75
Hero: 87,50
UTG: 382,00
UTG+1: 116,50
MP1: 53,00
CO: 234,00

Hero is BB with: 3:spade: 2:spade:

Blinds
SB posts blind 1,50
Hero posts blind 3,00
Pre-Flop
1 called, 2 folded, 1 called, BTN raises 6.00, 4 called

Flop7:spade: 8:club: 4:spade:
3 checked, CO bets 3.00, BTN raises 10.50, 2 called, 2 folded

Turn A:diamond:
2 checked, BTN bets 18.00, 1 folded, 1 called

River 6:diamond:
1 checked, BTN bets 22.50, Hero Folded

Results
BTN wins 123,00

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based on flop action you should be very concerned you're in with a bigger flush draw. I would either raise here or dump it.

turn is OK.

Preflop you should be folding this. This hand history is a little confusing to read, but I think the pot on the flop is 30. After the bet and the raise it is 43.5 so you are getting odds to call for a flush, but as drmc said, you cant be sure it would be the best hand. I think I would fold here. On the turn you get an ace which gives you 4 outs to a straight, Id be more confident in the striaght than the flush. Im still not sure of the pot here, but I think you are getting about the right odds to play, if you are calling the flop you have to call this and then dumb on the turn if you dont hit. I dont like the play preflop and on the flop, but after that you played fine.

Don't play 23s out of position. It simply won't win often enough, and you will occasionally be beaten by a higher flush (i.e. *any* higher flush) and lose your stack.

Also, this is a tourney. Chasing draws is less worthwhile and often costs you large amounts while only offering a poor chance of hitting.

dont play this crap out of position especially in tournaments