Hero (550): Young white kid. Just played a hand where I flopped two pair in a low SPR pot and raised a small donk bet to 150

V (580): Young Hispanic kid, older than me. Sat down an hour ago and calls super wide pre; looking to get away from his right. Haven't seen him bluff, but he did take a reverse float line against me.

Weak new player limps UTG; hero raises to 25 with 89 in the HJ; V calls CO; UTG calls.

Flop (75): 9 7 5
UTG checks; hero bets 40; V reluctantly calls after 20-30 seconds; UTG calls

This flop call raised a green flag for me on the turn. A loose player like V is instantly calling with a FD to my bet and it didn't seem like he was deciding between raising and calling.

Turn (195): 3
UTG checks; hero bets 115; V raises to 315 after some time leaving 200 behind; hero???

None of my options seem great to me so here's my breakdown:

Jam:
-SPR is low-ish
-Not a lot of info on V
-The flop tell could mean many things, but shouldn't mean a flush draw deciding to call or fold.
-If calling didn't pot-commit me I'm obviously calling a raise before giving up, so why not just jam here?

Call/eval:
-lol

Fold:
-I beat basically no flush combos, even though he could have a baby flush on most boards
-Beluga Whale
-Anyone with 2 brain cells can see that there are 3 spades on the board and I've just double-barreled

Thank

Nah just never folding. Unlucky if he has it.

Depends if you think he's bad enough to play all 16 combos of 64 this way (well 64 is the nuts so 15 combos). The only flush you beat is 42 and I suppose 62 if he's that terrible. He's got tons of better flushes but kinda agree with cicakman you gotta just go with it.

Worst hand I saw him play in a pot like this is 86o in the hour I played with him. In that same hand he flopped bottom two on a two-tone board and donked flop. I thought maybe he flopped a straight and tried to fade a bad card, but that HH makes it less likely I guess

Villain could have A9 and could think you have AK or an overpair.

Not folding either.

I'm never folding this. I could easily see him having A9 with the A of spades here. He could also have some weird hand like 57. If he beats you, it's a cooler, but you can't get away from this.

snap ship, i bet he turned 2 pair or a straight. Also he isnt afraid of the flush because you bet flop (lol)

I ended up jamming after a few seconds and again v reluctantly calls and I get shown K4ss

It really seemed like I made a bad mistake, but maybe it was just the result. I mean I know folding flushes can be a thing but I guess I cant here. Goddamn I did not need this though


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everything looks good just a cooler imo

If he's going to call $25 pre w/ K4s so he can turn the 3rd nuts AND have someone else strong enough to pay him, well, I wouldn't worry too much about that. Pay the man, tell him nice hand and keep the pressure on if he's going to call light.