Pushing on the turn with TPGK vs flush draw

[fatdave]

Should I have pushed on the turn to try to shut out a probable flush draw? Or should I have made this same play, and then checked the river and hope they weren't on a flush draw and will check behind me?

This is at a $10+1 SNG, so I can't imagine the Villain having anything other than a flush draw and playing it this same way.


Total number of players : 10
Seat 2 : Seat 2 ( $785 )
Seat 3: Seat 3 ( $800 )
Seat 4: Seat 4 ( $785 )
Seat 5: Seat 5 ( $730 )
Seat 9: Seat 9 ( $880 )
Seat 10: Seat 10 ( $770 )
Seat 7: Hero ( $785 )
Seat 1: Seat 1 ( $835 )
Seat 6: Seat 6 ( $840 )
Seat 8: Villain ( $790 )
Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Qs Kc ]
Seat 4 folds.
Seat 5 folds.
Seat 6 calls [15].
Hero calls [15].
Villain calls [15].
Seat 9 folds.
Seat 10 folds.
Seat 1 folds.
Seat 2 folds.
Seat 3 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5d, Qh, 6d ]
Seat 3 checks.
Seat 6 bets [40].
Hero raises [110].
Villain calls [110].
Seat 3 folds.
Seat 6 folds.
** Dealing Turn ** [ 8h ]
Hero bets [330].
Villain calls [330].
** Dealing River ** [ 3d ]
Hero checks.
Villain is all-In [335]
Hero folds.
Villain does not show cards.
Villain wins 1325 chips

[boose_bagina]

not a fan of playing this big this early, but if anything I would of pushed on turn instead of making 330 bet (wouldn't recommend either). And a definite (but iffy) call on the river. TPBK for him is definetly possibility, and he figures himself pot committed to just check through.