Should I have pushed this

Hey All,
My logic was that he might fold, and if he doesn't,I complete my flush 1/3 times. Good?
Shooby
***** Hand History for Game 3160531537 *****
50/100 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 18071304) - Wed Dec 07 15:13:49 EST 2005
Table Table 67667 (Real Money) -- Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 8
Seat 2: brokewilly (1515)
Seat 3: BLW4444 (1350)
Seat 4: Britt6534 (775)
Seat 5: babybiggen32 (1560)
Seat 6: sw212 (730)
Seat 7: dschang77 (705)
Seat 8: puffyc (630)
Seat 10: flyingteebag (735)
sw212 posts small blind (25)
dschang77 posts big blind (50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to sw212 [ Jc, Tc ]
puffyc folds.
flyingteebag folds.
brokewilly folds.
BLW4444 calls (50)
Britt6534 folds.
babybiggen32 calls (50)
sw212 calls (25)
dschang77 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 3h, Qc, 2c ]
sw212 checks.
dschang77 bets (150)
BLW4444 folds.
babybiggen32 folds.
sw212 raises (680) to 680
sw212 is all-In.

[junkmail3]

I wouldn't.

You have too many chips and your hand sucks. I'd complete though.




Oh, postflop!
I'm not very good at playing draws like this. If you had overcarsds I might push -

Calling and missing leaves you short on chips. There can't be too much wrong with folding here.

This is a tough one for me. And even though I would probably end up calling, I think it should be

fold > push > call

I'd be interested in a more informed answer.

[pineapple888]

It's a standard semi-bluff if you think he's likely to fold a weak Q. It would be stronger with one or two overcards as well.

If he's the type to call with any Q, it's not a good move.

Also, in this particular case, I don't think it's such a great move because you just completed pre-flop, so he has no reason to think you have a strong hand... so he might correctly put you on a draw semi-bluff and correctly call with any Q.

So a donk calls because he's a donk, and a good player calls also, so you're out of luck.

BTW, you should include the buyin and any reads (or lack thereof) with your post.