100NL Flopped Nut Straight on Rainbow Board - I Fold Turn

[martindcx1e]

Is this OK?

100NL - Full Ring

Hero is BB ($107.25) with
Villain 1 is UTG ($84.74)
Villain 2 is Button ($99.25)

Pre-Flop
V1 calls $1
HJ calls $1
CO calls $1
V2 calls $1
SB calls .50
Hero checks

Flop (6 Players, Pot = $6) ("Eat my slowplay suckaz!")


Hero checks
V1 bets $3.75
HJ calls $3.75
V2 raises to $10
Hero calls $10
V1 calls $10
HJ calls $10

Turn (4 Players, Pot = $46) ("Mother EFF!?!?!")


Hero checks
V1 bets $46
V2 raises to $88.25 (All-In)
Hero folds

[dpe8598]

Your turn decision was right and easy. On the flop, its a tougher decision. You decided to build the pot rather than go aggro and get in the money while you knew you were ahead.

In different situations I think either approach can be right. Some will say you should have sped it up in order to make villains pay to draw out on you. This is reasonable, but I think the more important reason to speed it up is because some cards can fall that will kill your action by representing a more obvious straight on the board. For this reason, I probably raise on the flop and get it in while I can.

[KoRnholio]

I like it. Although a 9 or ten will kill your action, most often the turn will be a blank one at least one of the villains will want to pu a lot more money in.

[nutsinho]

reraise flop always

[martindcx1e]

reraise flop always

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[NLHE lahooozaher]

reraise flop always

I always bet the flop but the turn fold should be very easy with all this action.

[Miffed22001]

i push here on flop as if you 3bet youre all in on turn anyways no matter what falls.

[Margin Of Error]

Get that money in on the flop.

[Pelion]

i raise flop because there are enough players showing strength for me to think one of them will get allin with me.
I also think there are too many cards that will either kill my action or my hand with so many other players in the pot.

[Steven8or]

I would probably raise to about 35 or 40 on the flop. With a bet, call, and a raise, you are bound to get at least one guy to play with you, and even if you dont and everyone folds, you added about 20% on to your previous stack, which isnt all that bad. That being said, you probably end up losing the hand either way if you get a caller the turn kills you.

[Fnord]

It's fine, althought I like getting in the first bet so the hand doesn't unfold like this.

[Turska]

I like the flop action, idea is to build pot optimally. I would
lead weak rather than check myself.

Most of the time turn is blank then u can make your
big bet. This is just bad luck.

[coolsmoe]

I am trying to figure out why you fold? You think someone has quad eights or a full house, or do I overlook something? (note: newbie here, with 3 weeks of real money play, so forgive me )

[martindcx1e]

I am trying to figure out why you fold? You think someone has quad eights or a full house, or do I overlook something? (note: newbie here, with 3 weeks of real money play, so forgive me )

if someone had 2pair/set on the flop, which is likely, then the turn gave most of those hands a full house.

[jyms]

With that much action, someone has alot more than trips.