Call the river?

[JasonP530]

Dont call the river. The only big draw out there is something like 34dd or 46dd. Most people wouldnt open limp that in the cutoff and then cap on a draw. You hardly beat any busted diamond draws.

[PokerMike]

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but then I got to looking at that 10.5BB pot and thought, "Does a jackass play the non-nut [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] draw like this 10% of the time?" I dunno. Just got me thinking.

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You shoulda thought 'is the probability he had a flush draw here times the probability he caps non-nut flush draws on the flop > 1/10?' Its not.

[Jgents]

Call the flop raise instead of 3-betting. You want overcalls in this situation; you don't have a made hand, you are drawing strongly though. Raising opens you up to the mercy of an already made hand and in this case it did, villain capped. Your raised also knocked out a player that probably would have given you action in the later streets had you made your flush draw, for instance. This is spewing.

Fold that river.