I have AcAs. One early position limper, I make it 15 in UTG+2, end up getting 4 callers (this was a mistake already on my part given the table only raising to 15, but ignore this and just focus on flop) and flop comes Q96 all clubs, so I have overpair w/ A high flushdraw.

I lead for 20 (another terribly bad bet, which I recognize and think this shoulda been 35 at an absolute minimum, probably 40-45). Villain 1 in MP raises 75, everyone folds except Villain on button who calls, action back to you.

After the raise to 75, villain 1 has ~400, villain 2 has ~530, hero has ~750. What's the optimal way for moving forward here on the flop and what are expectations for proceeding on the turn/river?

Thanks

Wrong torum

Raise to about 190 this will induce a shove of they think you are raising small to fold to a shove if you have a single clubbed hand. If you shove only made hands continue and if you call a club could kill your action.

I'm confused, why is the wrong place? I know you previously said this, but then I read the topics and micro/small stakes full ring is for online games.

1/3 live belongs in Live Low-Stakes NL forum

Anything other then calling is not good.

Thanks Alan. I reposted there and will post future hands there.

What makes you so confident of this?

You’re behind his flop raising range but you have too much equity to consider folding so just call and see a turn