Flopped a baby flush

[surviva316]

But calling the c/r is pretty bad, at least it seems to me that's the case. We hate another spade, we don't like the board pairing... seems better to just fold to the c/r or get it in on flop. I could be making a big mistake though, maybe calling the c/r is fine.

The fact that there are so many bad cards to come on the turn is exactly why we want to call and play a turn in position after having seen if our equity has gone way up or way down.

As for the HH: lol he power-raised this friggin board OOP. I would proceed with extreme caution once that happens. Of course I don't think I can ever get away from this hand on a good run-out, but just lol.

[OngBonga]

The fact that there are so many bad cards to come on the turn is exactly why we want to call and play a turn in position after having seen if our equity has gone way up or way down.

This is clearly a weakness of mine, I need to really have a think about this aspect of my game. I'm hating so many turns that I figure I'm best getting it in on flop, clearly this is flawed thinking.