Flopped nut flush..$100 NL 6-max

[Jarren]

OK I wonder if i made a mistake this hand. Sorry no hand converter, at work

I have $100, SB has $80, cut off $50, Button $100

Cut off and button limp, SB completes and I check in the BB with A[c] 8[c]

Flop is K[c] 9[c] 3[c]

SB bets $4 into a $4 pot

what line should I take here? I really want to raise because if a club hits the turn my action is gone, however I have two people to act behind me and the board is safe.

[muszu]

[adamh]

[black_knight6]

I raise to build the pot and hope to make it look like I have the naked Ac...if he comes over the top just call and get it in on the turn.

[Rhound50]

A flopped nut flush should never be slowplayed IMO, the best way to get money in the pot it to be agressive with it. I often raise and try to make it look like and overbet, make it look like I'm on the draw with just the Ac or I am protecting my TP against draws.

[iceman5]

[Jarren]

[Bosox1]

[k3nt]

Way way more important to make sure you get the full stack from the baby flush than it is to worry about getting a few extra bucks from a guy with top pair 4th kicker. IMO good play.

[black_knight6]

[Bosox1]

[T-Rod]

I'm surprised no one has commented on SB and what Jarren's read is on him.

I think this is fairly important. Is he weak tight or loose? That plays a huge role in you ability to extract money if a 4th club kills your action.

T

[Triple B]

I agree with Ice on this one. With players behind me that may even raise, I will call here and play the turn aggressively. If this is heads up I might raise.

[Rhound50]

[iceman5]