Showdown Docevil24: shows (a flush, Ace high)
Bejamin1: mucks hand
Docevil24 collected $43.57 from pot
Summary Total pot $45.50 | Rake $1.93
Board
Seat 1: NiceBetOnlin (button) folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 2: pita54 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: conad10 (big blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 4: Cala Barca folded on the Flop
Seat 5: Bejamin1 mucked
Seat 6: Docevil24 showed and won ($43.57) with a flush, Ace high
Bejamin1   Canada. Aug 04 2014 18:49. Posts 7042
I play this situation a lot, and often find it very difficult.
A decent stats reg like this with 30/20/6 who will bluff in position /w busted draws has me OOP. I'm betting fairly hard with a hand that is unlikely to improve further.
Regs will often play hands like 6678 and JJxx exactly the same way - flat flop, raise turn, hope you have too little discipline to make the fold (or that you put enough random heavy-draw hands in their range to stack off).
So I think a lot about my line here... I wonder if it's better to pump turn for pot, and refuse to fold if I get RR'd or whether that just puts me in a situation where I'll only get further value from the strongest elements of villain's range which draw quite well vs. my made hand and consequently value-towning myself vs. the parts of his range that have me nuked.
It helps that I have two blockers with the 1010xx, but
Maybe I should even consider check raising in this spot much more often... perhaps I could woo the weakest parts of his range to stab at me thinking I'm giving up after a C-bet, and then I can profitably shove in, getting called by the more drawy parts of his range - still getting stacked by his sets... but getting good value from his weaker holdings... hmm...