Let me first say that I was probably lucky in this hand if you look at it street by street, but I am interested in what you think of my turn bet.. I was sure I am against a flush draw and people here really really really call turn PSB on their FD...

Hero: $196
Villain: $73

Villain is in BB... Also, this table was limping heaven so I had no problem limping this hand UTG since there was like 2% chance there will be a raise. I was prolly the only one doing the PF raising... I am UTG with [7c]

5 players to the flop.. [3h][8s] ($4.75) .. Villain chcks, I bet $4, 3 callers... I completely realize that this was prolly not the smartest move in the book but I figured I will try it and if it hits me my hand will be awesomely concealed.. I don't do this normally against 4 people

turn.. ($19.95) .. .. so.. I got what I wanted and I am sure someone here is on a flush draw.. someone might have even slowplayed something bigger.. Villain chcks and now I bet $33 .. all fold to the Villain who..

so, I am really interested only in turn suggestions and opinions here.. was this overbet a good move if I think Villain has a set or a FD ?

I really, really wish I could play on Europeon sites....

Every street is bad. Your hand sucks oop and even if your table is passive you will get raised some of the time. The flop bet is obvoiusly bad but you already stated that.

I really hate your overbet. Someone might have 87 or 56 or 66 or a dozen other hands we crush, lets not push them off their crappy draws. You're gonna stack a set anyways and if the flush draw hits, we have the position.

hell yeah.. he called the overbet with [Ts] and hit on the river.. left his stack..

i know this hand sucks up until me winning the pot, so, yea, FU all

Meh, Im fine with the preflop limp if you play well post flop.......but your flop and turn bets tell me your post flop play needs work so......take that for whats its worth.