I got lost, then got help, then . . .?

[GTSamIAm]

I think generally you only do this 3-handed with position against moderately tight players. You should do it heads-up against anyone because in the case of a loose player, he's often paying you off with a weaker hand, and in the case of a tight player, he's liable to fold. In this case, loose and tight are relative to QTs or whatever your hand may be.

[Russ McGinley]

Calling the flop is totally pointless. There is literally no money in the pot and God help you if UTG raises. Toss this quickly.

[GTSamIAm]

Fold flop. Call turn and river if the bettor is aggressive, otherwise fold.

Raise preflop, fold flop, fold turn.

An important point to mention is that turn card was BAD for you. If they had a K or an A you are still just as behind as before, with your possible extra 5 outs very dirty.

Your peeling on the flop (incorrectly odds-wise) for the straight, or for a runner runner flush against a passive opponent who is unlikely to bet the turn.

Therefore that Q doesnt make your hand better at all.

[Highn]

I think you can fold this flop, pot is too small to try and draw out on him. Then again I have hardly any 6-max experience.