Just asking for some analyzing for this hand:


Hero dealt: 7c6c9hKh


flop: 3h4h5c

villian: pot bets

I raise pot

He re-raises to put me all in

I call

I should also note, I had been playing w/ this guy for some time and watched him donk off a bunch of money w/ overpairs, bottom set etc.

Long story short villian has Ah8h 10c10s


Did I play this horribly, or just get sucked out on?

By the way he hits his heart for the nut flush on the river.

Gladly go broke on this flop. You have the current nuts plus a very good redraw. Alot of times you are going to be against a bare 67 which you are completely freerolling, othertimes like this you are going to be ahead of a nut flush draw or set

Oh I forgot the best part...The conversation afterwards went like this:


Villian: Nice hand fish, way to Donk off all your money, your horrible.


Me: Thanks........"Yelling Loudly to my pretend chip runner that lives in my computer" REBUY!

If I am put all-in here I assume I am up against the str8 with nut flush draw. This guy just had the flush draw.... but he made it. It happens. Very tough to even consider laying this down.

Does your play change if you have a 10 high flush re-draw? What about a 4 high flush redraw? If it does, you need to remember the K high flush draw sucks against a lot of action.

Either way, I lose my money here too.

To answer Kaiser,,,,,NO not against this particular player, like I said I saw him get a significant amount of money in the middle on similiar boards, when he only had middle or bottom set, and twice w/ nothing but an overpair, no redraws.

The King high FD is defensive - you're holding his outs, so it doesn't matter if it's K high or 5 high.
With a player like this, I think it's a call every time.
I'm assuming since you're in this pot with this hand it was a SB v BB situation?

No, but we were playing 4 handed, so in a sense kind of.

You go broke here all day. Redraw to the 2nd nut flush with the nut straight on the flop. It's unavoidable.

Agreed. The nuts plus a 2nd nut flush redraw on an unpaired board gets my money against a donk every time. You just got unlucky.