Put both villains on flushes at the turn when I had 2 pair but called anyway hoping to steal a big pot with a full house.

Worth a shot or total waste of money?


Poker Stars $1.08+$0.27+$0.15 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t125/t250 Blinds + t25 - 8 players - View hand 1375861
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BB: t3815 M = 6.63
UTG: t7380 M = 12.83
UTG+1: t9205 M = 16.01
MP1: t995 M = 1.73
MP2: t2492 M = 4.33
CO: t19829 M = 34.49
BTN: t8380 M = 14.57
Hero (SB): t4897 M = 8.52

Pre Flop: (t575) Hero is SB with J :spade: 7 :spade:
4 folds, CO calls t250, BTN calls t250, Hero calls t125, BB checks

Flop: (t1200) 3 :club: J :club: 8 :diamond: (4 players)
Hero bets t500, BB calls t500, CO calls t500, BTN folds

Turn: (t2700) 7 :club: (3 players)
Hero bets t500, BB calls t500, CO raises to t1000, Hero calls t500, BB calls t500

River: (t5700) 2 :spade: (3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets t1000, CO raises to t10500, Hero folds, BB calls t1040 all in

One had a K and the other an A high flush

Fold Preflop, you're oop postflop with a junk hand.
Flopbet is too small for a wet board like this one, 1k is better, but you could already be beat by stronger J's. Generally you should bet 50-100% of the pot. Bigger side when more draws are on the board (and this one is drawy), less when there is draws.
Turnbet sizing is lolwut, it telegraphs to your opponents you're weak and serves no purpose for you. You're not getting value from weaker hands, nor are you bluffing anyone out. Calling turnraise is good since you actually have good odds to try to boat it.