Cash game insight

[BradysDad]

As played, I think the fold on the turn is correct. You have other players left to act behind you, you probably dont have the best hand and there even could be another set playing the same way as you. The board is so coordinated, that you really should be raising the flop to help define the other hands out there.

[mindzeeeugas1]

talking to wait staff and well long story short i pulled my stack back and folded. this was good...

[NikolaNP]

you should have on the flop re raise

[mathkid]

I can't say I would have played it much differently. I have been playing for years and its obvious you have been playing a while as well
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[IWASLION]

I think I probably push on the flop to minimize the chance of a flush draw hanging around for the turn. In a $1/$2 game you don't have enough on the table to get nervous about the possibility someone will make a loose call and hit another diamond. Reason being you didn't show any strength or get any info so when the diamond falls you have no idea where you stand and your opponent is going to represent the flush whether he has it or not. This is what occupational players call "scared money", and they kill it with attrition.

[maxpoker22]

It was a Tough position, still dont know