[Toddy]

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Tricky situation since you don't have a club...

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Ahh the famous 'monster under the bed'-phobia. Sure there's a chance he has 2 clubs since he could be calling 350 PF with any 2 suited cards, but you can't expect that to happen every time 3 suits are turned over on the flop. You miss out on a lot of value and give your opponent cheap cards to draw to the flush if they have 1 club.

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What do rest of you guys think off a raise here on the turn?

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If you flatcalled the flop fearing a flush I don't see you raising the turn with a blank hitting.

But when you have gotten over your phobia then I would recommend a turn raise yes.

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I thought there was a 15% chance he had 2 clubs in his hand. I thought there was a 75% by his betting patters he had 1 club though. My reason for not PUSHING after flop and turn? I don't have one. I look at it now and think "Easy Push" but I don't know why I didn't do it. For some reason with this hyper aggressive guy I thought a push would have resulted in him going all in, and I didn't want to have to make that decision. I mean, this guy was involved in every pot and as you can imagine he was out soon after this hand.