NL200 flush draw on paired board

[Semillon]

Anyone do anything other than get it in on that flop? Is the raise too obvious as a bluff/draw given the preflop action and board texture?

[Triple B]

I think your play is fine. You win most times if he doesn't have a K. If you get it in here like you did you still have 44% equity. So that has to be a +EV play. If villain just calls rather than shoves, you can often get a free river and not get stacked.

[GodlikeRoy]

Yeah this is def. standard. Even if you didn't have the flush draw this would be a good flop to raise for a few reasons:

1) Villain will almost always fold everything but a K or better
2) Top pair+ makes up such a small part of his range
3) This is the type of flop he will cbet his his entire range pretty much as he can rep a K pretty easily
4) Even though you can't rep a wide range, most villains don't know this, and will just fold their hand

The flush draw is just gravy. Once he shoves you've got to get it in.